The legendary war between Greece and Troy rages on, fueled by honor and heroism. Amidst the chaos, Trojan prince Troilus and Cressida swear their undying love—but this isn’t the tale you expect. Eight years into the conflict, the once-glorious battle has devolved into a futile, exhausting struggle, stripping away the illusion of grandeur. Troy is weary, and the Greek camp lies in ruins, revealing the stark contrast between myth and reality.

In this dark and satirical take, director Owen Horsley examines the cult of celebrity, the fragile egos that drive war, and the disillusionment that comes when heroes fail to live up to their legendary status.