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| CO-PRODUCTION PARTNER GREEN SCREEN PRODUCTIONS YORKSHIRE, HENRY 5 IS A 100% OWNED AND CONTROLLED BRITISH FILM.
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 | HENRY 5 is a story of political intrigue and personal ambition. It not only reminds us of the Bush-Blair years and the invasion of Iraq but also that Shakespeare's perspective, expressed four hundred years ago, is as relevant today as it was then. Set approximately 50 years hence, when society has not yet descended into a post apocalyptic maesltrom, the United Kingdom is broke and in terminal moral decline. With echoes of Blair and Bush's invasion of Iraq, the King (Henry) decides with his cabinet to 'cook up' a war dossier so that he can 'legally' invade Britain's closest neighbour, which happens to be France. | |
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