The Birth of Hope

The film "The Birth of Hope" is set before Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" trilogy: it tells the story of Arathorn and Gilraen, Aragorn's parents. ) from meeting to falling in love and giving birth to Aragorn and their northern tribesmen, the story of wandering around in the Middle-earth under the threat of orcs. The story originates from several passages in the appendix to Tolkien's novel The Lord of the Rings. This film, like the previously introduced "Searching for Gollum", is also a non-commercial film and will not undergo any commercial operations. It is shot entirely with the participation of "Lord of the Rings" fans. The original idea for the film began in 2003, when director and star Kate Madison decided to send a film to the Lord of the Rings Fan Film Festival, but this small idea gradually evolved into an ambitious project. In April 2006, they produced the first short film clip, and the film is still being shot and is expected to be completed in 2009, when it will be available for free download on the Internet. The film is approximately 60 minutes long. Kate Madison, said in an interview, "The Birth of Hope...