Otherworld

Year: 2003

Runtime: 108 mins

Language: English

Director: Derek W. Hayes

AnimationFantasy

While celebrating Lleu’s eighteenth birthday, he and two friends set out on a boat ride and find a golden doorway beneath the water that leads to Mabinogi, Otherworld. They dive through, arriving centuries past in the realm, a land ruled by rites. Adjusting to medieval life, they face challenges and must choose between destiny, choice, and magic.

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