Folk Devil

Disgrifiad Cymraeg / Welsh Description

“Dau Grefydd: Dau Frawd: Un Traddodiad Hynafol”. Mae Folk Devil wedi'i leoli yn Ardal y Copaon - canolbwynt Lloegr ac mae'n seiliedig ar Fythau a Hanes Celtaidd Prydeinig.

Disgrifiad Saesneg / English Description

“Two Religions: Two Brothers: One Ancient Tradition”. Folk Devil is set in the Peak District - the very centre of England and is based on Celtic British Myths and History.

Dosbarthu

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Dispatch

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Bywgraffiad yr Awdur / Author Biography

Dewi Griffiths is a native Welsh speaker from Pembrokeshire in West Wales, the setting for many of the stories from the Ancient Celtic Myths. Dewi built a career in feature film and high end television drama worldwide for thirty years. Dewi was head hunted by senior staff at the AFI and USC Film School to head up Producing at The Red Sea Institute of Cinematic Arts, then the International Film & TV School Wales, and now is a consultant for EP Los Angeles.

Adolygiad y Cyhoeddwr / Publisher Review

Three Wells: a remote English village, steeped in traditions passed down for generations. The return of a man, John Stone, taken from there as a child sets in motion a battle between Paganism and Christianity. He is the last of the true Druids, the priests of the old religion, on a mission to raise a long forgotten god, Lugh, from a hidden well beneath the village. John’s guilt ridden brother, Alan, has become the village Vicar. Their childhood friend Bob Farmer has become an internationally renown academic, whilst his sister Jane has stayed in Three Wells to become the village school mistress. The return of John and Bob sets in motion the chain of events foreseen in prophecies of the druid Merlin, culminating at the annual Well Dressing, a traditional ceremony dedicated to thanking God for deliverance from the plague. This final Well Dressing will see John pitting the villagers of Three Wells against the newcomers who have come there to live... and die.