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First feature-length documentary about the Archangel Michael in the annals of cinema, with large ensemble cast and multiple story lines in five languages. Filmed on location in eight countries.
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First feature-length documentary about the Archangel Michael in the annals of cinema, with large ensemble cast and multiple story lines in five languages. Filmed on location in eight countries.
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Genre:Documentary, Drama, History
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Avinu Films
Cast
Marcelle Abela
Director
Warren Wilcock
Narrator
Ofer Sharon
Mikhael (voice)
Emanuel Lykopandis
Self
Josephine Facciol
Self
Eri Daniel Erlich
Benjamin Fondane (voice)
Diandra Anne Mamo
Vilma Grunwald (voice)
Goldie Tagarelli Parr
Self
Hierotheos III Koenakis
Self
Dan Tagarelli
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Antonius Patrous
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Jayden Facciol
Self
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