[2] The film stars Hayden Christensen, Mischa Barton, Tim Roth, Rosalind Halstead and Kate Groombridge.

Lorenzo is a young man in town who is exceptionally good at gambling and is charmed by her beauty.

Gerbino De Ratta is the head of the local thugs who robs anyone or steals anything that he sees stealable.

Lorenzo was being chased by Gerbino after he bested him at a gambling table, then took refuge in a convent by posing as a "deaf and dumb" gardener.

On the way, the young Count meets a skinny dipping Elissa—Pampinea's best friend, who is on her way to attend the wedding—and the two subsequently fall in love.

There he confesses to her that he's fallen in love with the nun who kissed him while blindfolded, the woman whose face he never got to see.

Lorenzo realises that she is in fact the nun he's in love with and they hold their wedding that very day, with all of their friends attending.

The largely British cast includes Mischa Barton and Hayden Christensen, along with Tim Roth playing the villain, "young actresses" Kate Groombridge and Rosalind Halstead, and British comedian Nigel Planer in a cameo as a nitwit named Uncle Bruno.

The film was released in France on December 12, 2007, under the title Medieval Pie: Territoires Vierges.