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Black Castles (2025)
Two years ago, Nissa Arnson's infallible interpretation of the future was challenged for the first time, and she spared a man's life. Now she investigates a new adversary with fewer Rooks and far more to lose, while Will Augustine fears for his future and struggles to maintain his integrity as an Alterer. As their paths cross again, long-hidden and terrifying secrets begin to come to light.
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Two years ago, Nissa Arnson's infallible interpretation of the future was challenged for the first time, and she spared a man's life. Now she investigates a new adversary with fewer Rooks and far more to lose, while Will Augustine fears for his future and struggles to maintain his integrity as an Alterer. As their paths cross again, long-hidden and terrifying secrets begin to come to light.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Action, Mystery
Written By:Robert Maynard
In Theaters:6/7/2025
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:Accented Films
Cast
Robert Maynard
Director
Justin Gatcomb
Will Augustine
Eleanor Langthorne
Nissa Arnson
John Prud'homme
Michael Fintry
Adrianna Angeline
Valerie Davis
Kaden Kirton
Griffin Moore
Ryan Anastasi
Anders Shane
Abbey Prud'homme
Cara
Raymond McCarthy
Thomas
Janine Myers
Qismah Hilal
Kenneth Cramer
John Mathis
Abubaker M. Elsheikh
Malik Murshid
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