A dramatic movie poster shows a rugged man and a winged woman on a mountain at night under a comet, with banners for Irish provinces.

Create a movie poster for this film *The Despair of war* In the bronze age of 800 BC, atop the craggy heights of Mount Carrauntoohil in the kingdom of Kerry, sat Niet, the sad forgotten Irish god of war. His heart was heavy, burdened by an insatiable longing for battle. The stars twinkled mockingly above him, a celestial audience to his deep unrelenting misery. The horns of the mortals rang with a deafening silence the shields were mounted like ornamental paintings of a bygone era and the swords were polished and sheathed within their leather prisons. Irelands four provinces of Munster, Ulster, Leinster, and Connacht thrived under a mocking song of peace, and Niet found himself ensnared in a monotonous existence, yearning for the chaos of war that defined his very essence. *A Dark Proposal* In the chilling twilight, an ethereal shadowy presence detached itself from the bleak inky sky descending upon Niet, in a rustle of feathers the ancient Irish angel of death emerged in her crow-like form, transforming into the legendary Ban-Shebha as she lay her head upon niets shoulder, Her voice was as haunting as a midnight breeze. “Bind yourself to me,” she whispered, “and I shall reveal the secret to all of your desires.” With a flicker of hope igniting within him, the sad gullible god Niet accepted her offer. The spirit unveiled a prophecy: a great comet would soon ignite the sky, and if a god could grasp its tail and hold on until it had passed the face of the pale winter moon, he Mehr sehen