Gaelic Knights

Young Seumas MacLeod has spent his life seeking Iain Macamhlaigh, the man who killed his father. One day, he meets a young swordsman who claims that name. A vicious
duel ensues, as well as an homage to The Princess Bride. But even skilled swordsmen can make mistakes.

WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY
Zack Lawrence

CAST
Stephen Cull as Seumas MacLeod
Rick Cull as Seumas' Father
Zack Lawrence as Iain Macamhlaigh

All of the dialogue is in Scots Gaelic. (I know it's not accurately subtitled, but it's close.) Originally, the film was not going to be subtitled, but finally was after realizing that people probably wouldn't be able to tell what was going on otherwise.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• scottish
• scots
• scot
• gaelic
• knights
• sword
• fighting
• fencing
• rapier
• princess
• bride
• homage

[GwendolynBlack]

Where did you people learn to speak Gaelic? I've been looking for a way to learn for ages!

[leonaprime01]

We learned using "Speaking Our Language" and "Teach Yourself - Gaelic" published by McGraw-Hill. Look them up on Google or eBay.

[leonaprime01]

Sorry to whoever's comment I deleted. It was a mistake. I was trying to delete a spam message and accidentally deleted yours. :-(

[FatherWarhol]

The Irish are theives. Can you prove your Canon XL2 belongs to you?

[leonaprime01]

1. It's Scottish, not Irish, and 2. Yes I can prove it. ^_^

[cathbhar1]

@leonaprime01 Of course its Scottish,I understand it but I speak Irish

[LaviniaVeiled]

haha, good work guys. And good work with the language.

[seonidh]

This is scottish gaelic not irish.

[bluworm]

Utterly charming! Nice setting for the duel too.

[dallimar77]

Still awesome after all these years. Well, only found this like a year ago, but still. Sorry I tried to kill you. Would you care for some tea? ROFLOL!

When sliding down the banister of life, may the splinters always point away!

[Himwhomserves]

in a way its the same but in a way its different

[UnapologeticIcon]

Bahahaha! That was great! Is it really scottish Gaelic Cos it's really similar to Gaeilge(Irish)? Anyway, great job!

[mcdaidsmusic]

tá an scannán seo go h-iontach. maith thú! ádh mór oraibh!

[slighe39]

Gle mhath!

[spokar1]

Hilarious ... I love it !