Il Respiro del Diavolo
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THE PROPHECY: UPRISING
June 7, 2005
There exists an ancient manuscript still writing itself called the Lexicon. It supposedly tells of the coming of the Anti-Christ, and happens to fall into the hands of an unsuspecting woman. Now, she is being pursued by angels intent on obtaining the information from the book.
Directors
Cast
Sean Pertwee
Dani Simionescu
John Light
John Riegert / Satan
Kari Wührer
Allison
Doug Bradley
Laurel
Dan Chiriac
Serban
Boris Petroff
Father Constantin
Alin Cristea
Cantor
Florinel Popescu
Priest Hitting Wood Plank
Dan Aştileanu
Hardy
Georgina Rylance
Carla
Catalina Alexandru
Carmen
Jason London
Simon
Ichim Luceafarul
Homeless Man
Flori Truscan
Woman in Police Station
Claudia Templeton
Gloria
Alexandru Virgil Platon
Florin (as Virgil Platon)
Adrian Ciobanu
Treptow
Adriana Butoi
Dani's Mother
Mihai Verbintschi
Dani's Father (as Mihai Verbitchi)
David Aparu
Young Dani
Crew
Production:
Ron Schmidt (Producer) — Jake Myers (Executive Producer)
Screenplay:
Joel Soisson (Writer) — John Sullivan (Writer)
Music:
Joseph LoDuca (Original Music Composer)
Cinematography:
Gabriel Kosuth (Director of Photography)
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Dr_Nostromo
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57/100
This time, the feuding angels are tracking a woman who has a book containing the unwritten verses of Revelations. Surprisingly good drama that, beyond the feuding angels, has no connections with the previous films. Taking place in Bucharest, this film has no Chris Walken, but has Sean Pertwee putting in an excellent performance as an angry and morally ambivalent cop with good performances from John LIght, Kari Wuhrer, and Doug Bradley. The film is mostly dialogue that is rather poetic and well written making this a strong film despite its lack of action. -- DrNostromo.com
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