The Cave of the Golden Rose 2

Fantaghirò and Romualdo are on the verge of wedding when a jealousy-fueled queen serves a cruel blow to their plans. A dark sorceress who commands illusion and influence tries to break their bond by casting a spell that unsettles loyalties and unsettles their camp. The couple's world fractures as Romualdo's army is scattered and Fantaghirò is drawn into a perilous realm guarded by the queen. She fights to protect her people and keep faith with her partner while the queen's magic toys with identities and loyalties, forcing Fantaghirò to test her courage against traps, disguises, and treachery. The stakes are romance, loyalty, and a fearless defense of the realm.

Directed by Lamberto Bava and based on Gianni Romoli's concepts, the film arrived in 1992 as part of the Fantaghirò series. It features Alessandra Martines and Kim Rossi Stuart and aims at a broad family audience while delivering fantasy spectacle. The production blends practical effects with bold costuming, creating a visual style fans remember.

The Cave of the Golden Rose 2 is part of the Fantaghirò wave that mixed fairy tale romance with bright fantasy imagery. Its eye catching costumes, practical effects and bold heroine performance give it a lasting place in Italian genre cinema and among fans who remember the series for its colorful spectacle.

Viewers and critics typically approach this entry as a fantasy saga that keeps the romantic thread central while dressing it in vibrant fantasy art. The performers are a highlight, especially Martines's Fantaghirò, and the film balances with peril as it tests trust, bravery and love, earning 6.17/10 from 108 votes.

Box office details for this title aren’t widely published, so there are no reliable worldwide gross figures to report. The film likely appealed to fans of the Fantaghirò series and families seeking light adventure rather than a blockbuster run.