The War in Midlothian
| The War in Midlothia(n) | |
|---|---|
 A promotional poster curated by the LPB. | |
| Directed by | Henry Allistaire |
| Produced by | the Laskaridian Broadcasting Corporation |
| Written by | Nicholas Bluebonn |
| Screenplay by | Various |
| Based on | Midlothian War |
| Starring | the King (music) Jackson I Vladimir Baruh Matthew Hughes Artificial Intelligence |
| Narrated by | Artificial Intelligence |
Production company | Fractal Films |
| Distributed by | Laskaridian Broadcasting Corporation Laskaridian Public Broadcasting |
Release date | 17 November 2023 |
Running time | 11 minutes |
| Country | Pontunia |
| Language | English |
| Budget | 0 |
The War in Midlothian (French: la belle Midlothienne) is a Laskaridian documentary about the Midlothian War, a conflict fought between the Empire of Kapreburg, the Weimar Confederation and the Federal Union of Wegmat in the 2020s. The film was produced by the Laskaridian Broadcasting Corporation, and approved by Laskaridian Public Broadcasting. The film was rated 13 by the LPB and released on 17 November 2023. The film used live war footage from the Kapresh Broadcasting Corporation, and overlaid text and images detailing the story of the conflict from beginning to aftermath. The film stars His Majesty's Orchestra (strings) as well as some macronational music producers.
Production
The film was produced by Henry Allistaire and the King, who both edited it on iMovie, a film production service by Apple. Footage from the KBC was imported in, and an AI text-to-speech agent recorded the voice, one is Daniel, a British AI, and the other, Dorothy, an American AI. This makes it one of the first micronational films to use artificial intelligence as a means of narration. The movie was uploaded to YouTube and was scheduled to be released on Saturday, November 19th, but the date was shifted to November 17th. The movie was commented on by Austenasia TV, and was viewed by several micronationalists.
Response
The King endorsed the film on YouTube and on the online platforms.
 | This article or section documents a current event. Information may change rapidly as the event progresses. |
Music
The original soundtrack features several violin pieces, all of which are less than one minute long. The pieces utilize pizzicato and crescendos to make it more fiery and intense. There are three violin pieces. Nicholas Bluebonn was the 2nd violin for the piece and the King was 1st violin. The pieces were overlayed in iMovie to create the songs. There are three pieces:
- Horror of War
- Astrud Lake
- The Garage Door