Trail of Ashes
Added on Thursday, March 04, 2021 Posted by Philippe Mouchon
Polymorph presents the soundtrack for the thriller Trail of Ashes. The album contains the film’s original music composed by Manuel Vázquez Rivera ( Andrea y Lorenzo).
Polymorph presents the soundtrack for the thriller Trail of Ashes. The album contains the film’s original music composed by Manuel Vázquez Rivera ( Andrea y Lorenzo).
The soundtrack is available to download on Amazon and other digital music stores.
Trail of Ashes is directed by Arturo Lizardi with Héctor Escudero, Cecilia Arguelles, Arturo Lizardi, Jasmin Sanabria, Migdalia Rosario,and Carlos Miranda.
When the empress’s daughter Lina disappears, the Crow Tribe, still rebelling against the empire, plans a mission to find her first, in an attempt to have leverage over their enemy. Silas, raised by the Crow Tribe, is tasked with intercepting a “quill” (or justice-seeker) sent to investigate the prime suspect in the case: an inquisitor, one of the empress’s elite.
Silas, now posing as the quill Ranieri, is conflicted when he learns the inquisitor he is to interview is actually his long lost brother, Marco, who was raised by the empire after both brothers were orphaned due to a tragic and mysterious incident.
As the investigation deepens, Silas realizes that nothing is what it seems. The case will unlock secrets that will blur the reality of everyone involved…
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“Fantasy movies often get mistaken as fodder for nerds with little more than magic and dragons. This is rarely the case as Trail of Ashes proves.” -Nathaniel Muir, AIPT
“Other than Kurosawa films, it makes me feel the same as some of the following movies: Under My Skin, The Witch, and The Fountain. This isn’t a movie for casual audience, but one that the cinephiles will like.” -Magdiel Jobad, Cine PR
“When it’s time for action, Lizardi is up to the challenge with effective fight sequences that aren’t too overblown and ideally realized for the tone of the film.” -Jeffrey Lyles, Lyles’ Movie Files
“There is no denying the film’s visual beauty, artfully shot and expertly framed.” -Adrienne Reese, HorrorBuzz