THE LADY WARRIOR is a historical comedy tale, equally faithful to the facts as unfaithful to the forms. A small blockbuster in the line of the legendary "The Princess Bride" with its castle, its villain and the mistress lady of the castle.

As the sixteenth century goes by, Castilian troops advance across the Navarra's plains leaded by the dreaded colonel Villalba. In Marcilla, Mrs. Ana de Velasco has a bad dream which she considers a bad omen. And she is not mistaken. By an order of the cardinal Cisneros, fearful of the power of the local nobles, the troops are destroying every fortress in Navarra on behalf the Castila's Crown. Fortress as Tafalla, Tudela, Olite, Estella and Sangüesa, and the castles of Lerin, Mendigorria, Lumbier and Viana have already fallen. It's Marcilla's castles turn. Marcilla's village is apparently calm. The chickens run around the streets and the villagers make their tasks. But, inside the castle, the Marquise is ready for the worst. Her faithful housekeeper and her driven mad cousin try to calm her, but the trumpets announce visitors, who bring bad news.Villalba's messengers bring a clear message: Marcilla must surrender and the castle will fall. But the stubborn marquise won't give up. A pulse between Ana de Velasco and Colonel Villalba will begin. A pulse where, as fiery lions, will maintain their position unshakeable. But, ¿Who is the hunter and who is the prey?—blogmedia