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The Death of Socrates (2010)

This is the story of the first martyr of free speech. Socrates is on trial for his life. He will be put to death. 2,500 years later we remember his words.
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This is the story of the first martyr of free speech. Socrates is on trial for his life. He will be put to death. 2,500 years later we remember his words.

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Genre:Drama, History
Directed By:Stev Elam, Terrance Grace, Walter Romeo, Wallace Zane, Marco Romero, Paolo Marescotti, Nancy Kiang, Nancy Buchanan, John Church, Zmago Lenardič, Jonathan Beckhardt, Stephen Gill, Jasna Hribernik, Angelo Libri, Denis O'Brien, Wilson Stiner, Andrew David Irvine, Ruby Kobayashi, Matias Basso, Nataša Prosenc Stearns, Kadet Kuhne, Jessiline Berry
Written By:Jessiline Berry, Nancy Kiang, Terrance Grace, Miranda Seigul, Wallace Zane, Benjamin Jowett, Colin Archdeacon, Stephen Gill, Angelo Libri, Wilson Stiner, Leslie Twitchell, Nataša Prosenc Stearns, Benjamin Brooke, Walter Romeo
In Theaters:1/1/2010
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Kanalya Pictures LLC

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Stev Elam, Terrance Grace, Walter Romeo, Wallace Zane, Marco Romero, Paolo Marescotti, Nancy Kiang, Nancy Buchanan, John Church, Zmago Lenardič, Jonathan Beckhardt, Stephen Gill, Jasna Hribernik, Angelo Libri, Denis O'Brien, Wilson Stiner, Andrew David Irvine, Ruby Kobayashi, Matias Basso, Nataša Prosenc Stearns, Kadet Kuhne, Jessiline Berry

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