The Blues, and Two Contradictory Films That Claim It
Crossroads follows a young guitarist on a journey through the American South in search of blues history and his own voice.
Paradox
Homicide detective Sean Nault is a cop on a parallel Earth whose technology is powered exclusively by magic. Sean investigates a baffling series of murders committed by a means he's never seen before: science. With the aid of Lenoir, a member of the ridiculed subculture of "pragmatists" who believe science is more than the stuff of myths & children's stories, and the 130-year-old sorcerer Winston Churchill, Sean uncovers an ominous plot that will lead him to another dimension and the realization that, unless he prevents it, both earths could well be destroyed.
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Homicide detective Sean Nault is a cop on a parallel Earth whose technology is powered exclusively by magic. Sean investigates a baffling series of murders committed by a means he's never seen before: science. With the aid of Lenoir, a member of the ridiculed subculture of "pragmatists" who believe science is more than the stuff of myths & children's stories, and the 130-year-old sorcerer Winston Churchill, Sean uncovers an ominous plot that will lead him to another dimension and the realization that, unless he prevents it, both earths could well be destroyed.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Thriller
Written By:Ruth Fletcher, Christos N. Gage
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Arcana Studio, Bron Studios, Legacy Filmworks, American World Pictures (AWP)
Cast
Brenton Spencer
Director
Kevin Sorbo
Det. Sean Nault
Steph Song
Lenore
Christopher Judge
Captain Papillo
A.C. Peterson
Winston Churchill
Alisen Richmond-Peck
Helen
Jerry Wasserman
Hillman
Michael St. John Smith
Senator Booth
David Richmond-Peck
Andrew Ebetts
Vladimir Moskovchenko
Armand Beaufort
Keith Dallas
Pawnbroker
Adrian Holmes
Detective Chris Sharpe
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