Milla Jovovich may star in non-Game Of Thrones George R. R. Martin adaptation

A description of In The Lost Lands’ plot reveals the stories being adapted, all of which can be found in Martin’s short story compendium Dreamsongs: Volume 1. The first story shares the film’s title, about a sorceress (Jovovich) hired by a desperate queen to obtain the power of shape-shifting, a power that would come in handy when, say, hiding from millions of fans awaiting your next book. The second story, about a warrior girl who must fight a dragon in order to reunite with her lost lover, is drawn from “The Lonely Songs Of Laren Dorr.” And the final third is “Bitterblooms,” about a young barbarian girl who gets spellbound by a witch in a spacecraft, which sounds like a story that resulted from Martin betting someone he could mashup the myth of Athena with Event Horizon.

Co-starring Justin Chatwin, the film is being written and directed by Constantin Werner, a German director with only a couple credits to his name, but whose last film, The Pagan Queen, currently enjoys a 3.4 rating on IMDB. In The Lost Lands is scheduled to begin production in the fall, and Martin is scheduled to continue doing anything other than finishing A Song Of Ice And Fire.