Date: 2006
Director: Stuart Pearson Wright
Production: Knight: Stuart Pearson Wright
Cinematography: Miranda Bowen
Editing: Leo Scott & Stuart Pearson Wright
Length: 24mins 42sec

In the film Knight's Tale the eponymous protagonist references the iconography of films such as John Boorman's Excalibur (1981), but is here rendered impotent both by his lack of horse and by his apparent lack of purpose. Without an obvious adversary or clear heroic purpose the knight becomes a tragic-comical figure, his vaudeville misfortunes alluding to the existential anxieties of the characters of Samuel Beckett.