Fall of a Tyrant

Fall of a Tyrant is Phoenix Films eighteenth movie. It is a Star Wars Fan film focused on replaying the final duel scene from William Shakespeare's "Macbeth."

Plot
The film starts off as a Star Wars movie always does. with an opening crawl and the Star Wars logo.

Opening Crawl:

"Betrayal! Jedi Master Macbeth has made his move and killed Supreme Chancellor Duncan. With his death, Macbeth has seized control of the senate, and has built his castle on the planet Dunsinax. He trusts in an ancient prophecy, given to him by three Dathomir Witches, that will bring balance to the force through him. 

''Jedi Master Macduff has secretly obtained an army from Coruscant, with hopes of freeing the galaxy from this tyrannical warlord, as well as bring peace. ''

''Now an battle enrages on Dunsinax, and Macbeth flees the battle. But, what he does not know is that Macduff's personal fleet has arrived, and Macduff himself is coming for vengeance..."''

The camera then moves slowly down to reveal a planet's atmosphere (Dunsinax). We see many large ships in orbit and soon one slowly cruises by the camera. It is Macduff's fleet coming to aid in the battle below. We then see one of Macduff's cruisers (Macduff's command ship, The Burnam) coming by the camera, small fighters zoom by as the focus comes to a hangar. A small ship flies out of the command ship's hangar and enters Dunsinaxs' atmosphere. It lands and Macduff walks onto the planets surface. The distant booms and gunfire of a massive battle echo through-out the valleys and forests of the planet. Macduff observes it, and walks on.

We then see feet run past. A dark shape zips by, fleeing the battle that is commencing. It is reveled that the man is Macbeth. He begins talking to himself about how he would rather fight that kill himself. Suddenly a voice is heard behind him, it is Macduff. After some arguments, the two men ignite their Lightsabers.

A massive Lightsaber duel commences, blue and red blades flash and spin as the Macbeth and Macduff duel, sabers clashing.