2009 | Color | 127 min Set in Egypt under the Roman Empire: Christianity is beginning to gain ground, and the violent religious revolts in the streets of Alexandria reach the legendary library. Trapped behind its walls, the astronomer Hypatia fights to save the knowledge of the old world with the help of two disciples who fight over her heart: Orestes and Davos. The young slave Davos is torn between his love for Hypatia and the freedom he might achieve if he joins the Christians. Country: España Direction: Amenábar; Alejandro Script: Gil; Mateo, Amenábar; Alejandro Production: Agustín; Álvaro, Bovaira; Fernando Photography: Giménez; Xavi Sound: Glossop; Peter Music: Marianelli; Dario Cast:Weisz; Rachel, Minghella; Max, Isaac; Oscar Participation year at FICM: 2010
2009 | Color | 127 min Set in Egypt under the Roman Empire: Christianity is beginning to gain ground, and the violent religious revolts in the streets of Alexandria reach the legendary library. Trapped behind its walls, the astronomer Hypatia fights to save the knowledge of the old world with the help of two disciples who fight over her heart: Orestes and Davos. The young slave Davos is torn between his love for Hypatia and the freedom he might achieve if he joins the Christians. Country: España Direction: Amenábar; Alejandro Script: Gil; Mateo, Amenábar; Alejandro Production: Agustín; Álvaro, Bovaira; Fernando Photography: Giménez; Xavi Sound: Glossop; Peter Music: Marianelli; Dario Cast:Weisz; Rachel, Minghella; Max, Isaac; Oscar Participation year at FICM: 2010
El cautivo Algiers, 1575. Miguel de Cervantes, a 28-year-old wounded soldier in the Spanish Navy and future author of Don Quixote, is taken prisoner by Ottoman corsairs. See More
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