The Watchtower
A medieval two-hander built on a single, charged conversation, set at the height of a battle that never stops bleeding through the walls.
Phoenix Vinar
Trapped in enemy territory, The Swordsman has a single concern: finding a way out alive.
Jack Smith
Stuck in his own watchtower, The Archer must decide whether his newfound companion is trustworthy — or if he, too, is behind enemy lines.
There must be some way out of here…
Inspired by Bob Dylan’s “All Along the Watchtower,” The Watchtower reimagines the song’s opening tension as a medieval drama.
Set inside a besieged watchtower at the height of battle, the film traps two opposing forces in a claustrophobic crucible where fear, duty, and survival collide. As they confront each other and the shattered world beyond the battlements, alliances shift and truths emerge — forcing impossible choices and a desperate search for escape.
Visually striking and emotionally charged, The Watchtower explores fragile humanity amid conflict and then, like Dylan’s song, recontextualizes itself in its closing moments…
The Tower
