A medieval researcher discovers an old manuscript in Paris, a fragment of a story. It follows the adventures of a knight named Ségurant, who was cursed by the fairy Morgan to hunt an imaginary dragon. Where does the text come from? Are these parts of a novel based on the Arthurian legend?
Emanuele Arioli goes in search of the Dragon Knight's traces. For ten years he has been examining manuscripts in libraries around the world and researching the myth's locations in order to complete the story of King Arthur and his knights, the most famous legend of the Middle Ages, and to reconstruct the entire novel. The documentary tells the story of Emanuele Arioli, who carried out extensive research to understand the origins of this novel and who managed to reassemble the forgotten 28-part manuscript that was scattered across Europe. The film introduces the Arthurian legend, reports on the first dark Celtic legends that spread in Germany, Great Britain and Iceland, and describes the heyday of Arthurian literature in France and Italy. Over time, the Celtic legends mixed in a fascinating way with the Nordic myths and Viking sagas, from which the figure of the dragon hunter comes.
With the help of the animations of the illustrator Antoine Carrion, the speaker brings the dragon knight's adventures to life and stages the mythical characters of Arthurian legend: Arthur, Guinevere, the Knights of the Round Table, the magician Merlin, Nimue, the Lady of the Lake, the fairy Morgan, the Dragon Knight's opponent, and finally the dragon, which is merely a mirage conjured up by Morgan. Written towards the end of the 13th century, the novel was quite successful in the Middle Ages before falling into obscurity during the Renaissance. The discovery of Emanuele Arioli adds an important work to the history of the European novel and returns to the origins of the Arthurian legend, the most famous legend of the Middle Ages across borders and that has stood the test of time.
The Dragon Knight | Documentary HD | ARTE
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