The Otherworld
Hidden deep in the south of France, practically untouched by the modern age, is a place known by many as 'the Zone'. In this space, the supernatural is an everyday reality of life. Magic is everywhere. It is reason. It is currency. It is unquestionable fact. Prepare yourself for a journey into life on the other side of the mirror.
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Hidden deep in the south of France, practically untouched by the modern age, is a place known by many as 'the Zone'. In this space, the supernatural is an everyday reality of life. Magic is everywhere. It is reason. It is currency. It is unquestionable fact. Prepare yourself for a journey into life on the other side of the mirror.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Scarlett Amaris, Richard Stanley
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Metaluna Productions
Cast
Richard Stanley
Director
Richard Stanley
Self
Uranie
Self - Sorcerer
Jean-Paul Dernier
Self - The Last Pope
Fabrice Chambon
Self - Archaeologist
Richard Pigelet
Self - Curator of the Museum of Montségur
Tristan Bergerot
Self - Founder espritcathare.org
Scarlett Amaris
Self - Author & Esoteric Scholar
Aimée Couquet
Self - Resident of Montségur
Alain X.
Self - Stone Mason
Alex Painco
Self - Mayor of Rennes-le-Château
Artur Sala
Self - Physicist
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