The Dark Diamond
Family adventure based on the bestselling classic comic strip in the Spike and Suzy series created by Willy Vandersteen. During a holiday on the Dutch rural B&B, Suske finds, while diving for Shanulle…
The Dark Diamond
Family adventure based on the bestselling classic comic strip in the Spike and Suzy series created by Willy Vandersteen. During a holiday on the Dutch rural B&B, Suske finds, while diving for Shanulleke, a black diamond. He gives it to Sidonia, who breaks her promise to proudly hold on to it after the local Baron Roger de Lacheloze offers her a hefty price. Their host Alwina tells the legend whoever profits from the stone shall perish by the next new moon. Sidonia gets sick and unable to laugh, the fatal symptom. Barabbas's time-machine sends Lambik, Alwina and the kids to the 16th century, when the legend started, at a magician's tower, to have it destroyed. They soon fall prey to feudal sorcery charges, 'solved' by fatal 'divine ordeal'. Even in they survive that, there's a mysterious black knight after them and the stone. —KGF Vissers Our heroes spend their summer holidays on a mysterious estate in the Netherlands, where Auntie Sidonia succumbs to the influence of a dark diamond with unsuspected powers. To save her, Spike and Suzy set out on an exciting search in 15th Century Holland for an old alchemist, the only one who can lift the ancient curse. —Anonymous
The Dark Diamond
Adventure,Family,Mystery
Film Details
Family adventure based on the bestselling classic comic strip in the Spike and Suzy series created by Willy Vandersteen. During a holiday on the Dutch rural B&B, Suske finds, while diving for Shanulleke, a black diamond. He gives it to Sidonia, who breaks her promise to proudly hold on to it after the local Baron Roger de Lacheloze offers her a hefty price.
Their host Alwina tells the legend whoever profits from the stone shall perish by the next new moon. Sidonia gets sick and unable to laugh, the fatal symptom. Barabbas's time-machine sends Lambik, Alwina and the kids to the 16th century, when the legend started, at a magician's tower, to have it destroyed.
They soon fall prey to feudal sorcery charges, 'solved' by fatal 'divine ordeal'. Even in they survive that, there's a mysterious black knight after them and the stone. —KGF Vissers Our heroes spend their summer holidays on a mysterious estate in the Netherlands, where Auntie Sidonia succumbs to the influence of a dark diamond with unsuspected powers.
To save her, Spike and Suzy set out on an exciting search in 15th Century Holland for an old alchemist, the only one who can lift the ancient curse. —Anonymous.