The plot of a royal love
A royal lovethe film directed by Clare Niederpruem, tells the story of Beatrix (Mallory Jansen), second son of the Real Family of Vosiary, who after years spent in Boston under a false name, is forced to return to court, leaving a quiet and autonomous life behind.
His older sister Coal (Nicola Posener) ran away with a common man by sending the combined marriage to the air with the prince Desmond (Charlie Carrick) Androvia. The union had been designed for generations to remedy an ancient dispute between the two kingdoms, ending up on never dormant tensions. Now, with the diplomatic balance in the balance and the threatened political alliances, the only solution seems to be a new marriage, that between Desmond and Beatrix.
The young princess, today he calls himself Bea and leads an independent and reserved life by directing a foundation for female emancipation, founded with determination, and has built his identity away from the duties of the monarchy. The idea of ​​marrying a cold and distant stranger worries her. But under the pressure of the family and with the fate of two nations on the shoulders, Bea must accept, while maintaining within itself a sense of growing frustration.
What begins as a political agreement slowly transforms into something deeper. Between clumsy encounters, bowling games and unexpected confessions, Bea and Desmond exceed prejudices and begin to recognize themselves authenticly.
But the way to love is not simple, Bea is facing rigid labels and social pressures. And while its Foundation receives a growing media attention, which feeds internal tensions, remains a suspended question: is it right to sacrifice your freedom for a marriage that is no longer only of convenience?
