The Twisted Tale Of Bloody Mary (2008)

Mary Tudor was a princess, destined to inherit the throne, but her fairytale childhood transformed into a lifelong ordeal. When her father, Henry VIII, divorced her mother and married Anne Boleyn, Mary was cast aside and perceived as a danger to the Protestant faith. Following her brother's death, she unexpectedly became queen in 1553. Her efforts to restore Catholicism to England, however, proved disastrous for both her and the nation. History remembers her as "Bloody Mary" for the persecution of Protestants, but is this a fair assessment? This film offers a different perspective—a portrait of a woman deeply committed to her beliefs, slowly driven to psychological breakdown.