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Zero A.D. (2026)
An empire in decay. A ruler consumed by fear. A star rising over Bethlehem. When Christ is born, Herod’s terror erupts into the slaughter of the innocents, and Mary must protect the child promised to save the world. As violence spreads and hope flickers, the true battle begins—not for a throne, but for the soul of mankind.
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An empire in decay. A ruler consumed by fear. A star rising over Bethlehem. When Christ is born, Herod’s terror erupts into the slaughter of the innocents, and Mary must protect the child promised to save the world. As violence spreads and hope flickers, the true battle begins—not for a throne, but for the soul of mankind.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Alejandro Monteverde, Rod Barr, Leo Severino
In Theaters:12/11/2026
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Studio:Angel Studios, Kasbah Films
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