Events like in the movies/ The funeral turns into a fight with knives and axes between rival families (VIDEO)

United Kingdom - The authorities in Britain today released terrifying footage of the fight between two families, in front of the participants of their relative's funeral, which was attended by people from both sides.

The serious incident happened after a car chase in Swansea, Wales.

The footage shows one man armed with an ax chasing another among the tombstones while two others join the chase armed with hammers and bricks.

Several other men are seen approaching with machetes and boards in their hands.

Dashcam footage, which was seized by police, shows the speed at which the vehicle was traveling through the funeral procession, almost hitting a disabled person in a wheelchair.

Seven participants in the shocking violence have already been arrested for the incident last August, while 45-year-old James Coffey, from whose car the footage was recorded, was jailed for two years.

After Coffey dangerously follows the other vehicle, he gets out of the car and the brutal fight between the two groups of men begins.

After the crash, Coffey gets back into the vehicle with blood seen pouring from a head wound.

Two people were seriously injured in the incident, including a teenager who was taken to hospital with stab wounds.

Armed police came to the scene after receiving the notification.

The incident happened during a funeral filled with family members who witnessed the shocking violence between the two groups, writes local network WalesOnline.

Swansea Crown Court said the clash was the latest in a series of conflicts between two local families, and they had been warned of possible violence at the funeral.

In addition to Coffey, 45, two 24-year-olds from Rumney were jailed for 18 months for violence and possession of cold weapons.

Patrick Joseph Murphy, 40, was jailed for eight months, Andrew John Thomas, 40, was jailed for three years for the violence, as were two other participants in their 50s who were jailed for 16 months.