Raktažodis Palace Intrigue

Trys šaunieji muškietininkai Atas, Aramis ir Portas sugrįžta į mūšio lauką. Jie buvo trumpam išsiskyrę, o dabar vėl susiburia, kad atkeršytų ir pamokytų arogantišką Prancūzijos karalių Luisą XIV-ąjį, kuriam iki šiol yra ištikimas muškietininkas D`Antarjanas. Neapykanta karaliui pasiekia kritinę ribą, kai šis be jokios priežasties išsiunčia Ato sūnų Raulį į karą, kad galėtų globoti jo sužadėtinę. Jaunuolis žūsta ir jo tėvas su amžinais draugais nusprendžia surasti kalėjime paslaptingai saugomą žmogų su geležine kauke. Nedaug kas žino, kad jis yra karaliaus Louiso XIV-ojo brolis-dvynys.

„Elžbieta: aukso amžius“ prasideda tuo karalienės valdymo laikotarpiu, kuomet visi trokšta užimti sostą, o aplink valdovę verda intrigos bei išdavystės. Netrūksta ir išorinių problemų: Ispanijos karalius Filipas II siekia užkariauti Angliją ir paversti ją katalikiška šalimi. Besiruošdama mūšiui su Ispanija, karalienė susipainioja savo jausmuose. Iš vienos pusės ją kamuoja karališki įsipareigojimai, iš kitos – netikėtai suliepsnoję jausmai serui Valteriui... „Elžbieta: aukso amžius“ – tai pritrenkiantis pasakojimas apie didingą istorijos laikmetį, apie moterį, tuo pat metu sugebėjusią būti ir valdove, ir meiluže. Tai juosta apie istorinę asmenybę, kurios vardas su didžiule pagarba iki šiol tariamas ne tik Jungtinėje Karalystėje, bet ir visoje Europoje bei Vakarų pasaulyje. Nesuprasti savo aplinkoje, abu šie vyrai pamažu ima pažinti vienas kitą. Ir nors tai vyksta neakivaizdžiai, neišvengiamai artėja atomazga, po kurios išlikti galės tik vienas iš jų.

Ištaiginga jausmų drama apie rūmų intrigas, meilę, dviejų seserų konkurenciją ir išdavystę nukelia į XVI amžiaus pirmosios pusės Angliją. Aukštuomenėje Polišinelio paslaptimi tampa žinia, kad jaunasis karalius Henrikas VIII vis labiau ima nekęsti žmonos Katerinos Aragonietės, nes ši negali pagimdyti vyriškosios lyties sosto paveldėtojo. Boleinų senoliai sukuria planą, kaip, pasinaudojus šia situacija, karaliaus dvare pasiekti aukštesnį statusą ir sustiprinti savo įtaką. Beprotiškų šeimos ambicijų paakintos gražuolės seserys Ana ir Merė pradeda varžytis dėl aistringo gražuolio – Henriko VIII – meilės. Kurią jis pasirinks meiluže? Ir ką darys atstumtoji?

XVIII a. pradžia. Anglai išdidžiai kovoja su prancūzais. Nepaisant to, ančių lenktynės ir ananasų valgymas klesti. Gležna karalienė Ana (akt. Olivia Colman) užima sostą, o jos artima draugė, ledi Sara (akt. Rachel Weisz), kol karalienė jaučiasi prastai, pastarosios pavedimu valdo šalį. Kai rūmuose pasirodo nauja tarnaitė Abigailė (akt. Emma Stone), jos žavesys akimirksniu pavergia Sarą. Sara priima Abigailę po savo sparnu, o Abigailė pamato galimybę grįžti į aristokratišką gyvenimą. Kadangi karas atima iš Saros daugybę jos laiko, Abigailė nusprendžia tapti karalienės kompanione. Jų auganti draugystė suteikia Abigailei šansą įvykdyti savo ambicijas ir ji neleis moterims, vyrams, politikai ar triušiams maišytis jos kelyje.

Vaidybinis filmas pasakoja jaunos Anglijos karalienės Elžbietos istoriją. Po katalikės karalienės Marijos mirties jaunoji protestantė Elžbieta paveldi sostą.Ji tuoj pat įsitraukia į valstybės reikalus, o svarbiausia – į rūmų intrigas. Jaunoji karalienė vis labiau verčiama tekėti, tačiau jos mylimasis – lordas Robertas Dadlis – netinkama kandidatūra. Intrigų išvarginta Elžbieta pasipriešina didikams ir priima netikėtą sprendimą.

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