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Roma (2008)
Year 51 b.C.: After eight years of war, the Caesar triumphs in the war against the Gaul. There are celebrations both for the victory and the return to Rome. Meanwhile, in the capital of the empire, Pompeo, a senator loved by people, loses his wife, the daughter of the Caesar. The Caesar, who has been informed about a plot from the Senate against his downfall, decides to re-enter Rome in full force.
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Year 51 b.C.: After eight years of war, the Caesar triumphs in the war against the Gaul. There are celebrations both for the victory and the return to Rome. Meanwhile, in the capital of the empire, Pompeo, a senator loved by people, loses his wife, the daughter of the Caesar. The Caesar, who has been informed about a plot from the Senate against his downfall, decides to re-enter Rome in full force.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:History, Drama
Written By:Antonio Adamo
In Theaters:3/30/2008
Box Office:
Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Daring! Media Group
Cast
Antonio Adamo
Director
Angel Dark
Magdalena
Boroka Bolls
Credited: Boroka Balls / Character: Octavia's Slave / NonSex
Cayenne Klein
Atia's Slave Prisca / NonSex
Claudia Rossi
Nubia / NonSex
Daria Glower
Credited: Daria Glover / Character: Slave
Emili Doll
Giselle Monet
Credited: Alexis / Character: Odessa
Jennifer Love
Octavia of the Julii
Josette Most
Prostitute
Julia Taylor
Cornelia
Lea Lexis
Credited: Lea Lexus / Character: Prostitute
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