Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Rutger Hauer | ... | Professor Moonlight | |
Michael Madsen | ... | Tully DeMarco | |
Christopher Lambert | ... | Count Francis Rosebud | |
Geraldine Chaplin | ... | Tower Woman | |
Franco Nero | ... | Hiram Abif | |
William Baldwin | ... | Friar Hugo | |
Maria de Medeiros | ... | Althea | |
Kabir Bedi | ... | Fahrid Al Kamar | |
Marc Fiorini | ... | Nicholas Machiavelli | |
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Andrea Cocco | ... | Arthur J. Adams |
Diana Dell'Erba | ... | Sara Eve | |
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Walter Lippa | ... | Taron Iron |
Marco Deambrogio | ... | James Mind | |
Yoon C. Joyce | ... | Clerk | |
Alex Belli | ... | Snake |
In a near future, due to the effects of an uncompromising law on the eco-sustainability of supports, paper has become a rare item, a luxury possession. Printing is now a crime. Libraries have turned into inaccessible museums. Everything is floating, in a stream of data running in the ether, reaching every tablet and smartphone thanks to a fast net created and universally controlled by the "Big Z": Zimurgh Corporation. In the background of this realistic vision of the future, our science fiction/thriller movie is developing, in the suggestion created by a future vision of Turin, still a fascinating, esoteric, and mysterious town. A series of murders followed by many clues will lead the protagonist, a British scholar of ancient Italian origins - new Adam and revived Arthur King - to walk on the path traced, so many centuries before, by Dante Alighieri and by the painter Hieronymus Bosch. The brave Arthur J. Adams (Andrea Cocco) will discover that the motive of the murders is the ... Written by Louis Nero
Apparently having a great cast doesn't make for a great movie, this movie sadly proves why these movie greats of yesterday are no longer. I guess if you are out of the limelight for too long you lose your skill and this movie just proves it! Giving it two stars is more than it deserves.