The Hunter and His Apprentice
In an enchanted forest, a young apprentice struggles with the harsh expectations of his hunter mentor, who hunts elves for survival.
Top billed cast
- Shane GhostkeeperThe Hunter
Griffin CorkThe Townsman- Marissa BarrieShy
Sevinn JosheeCoo- Darian HolidayThe Apprentice
- Tristinn JosheeElf Boy
- Sophie MoulandJubjub
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