Season of the Witch (2011)

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Season of the Witch is a 2011 United states interval activity movie with paranormal components and instructed by Dominic Sena. The movie celebrities Nicolas Crate and Ron Perlman as knights in combat who come back from the Crusades to find their country damaged by the Dark Affect. A lady is charged of being a witch and resulting in the destruction. The movie will be launched on Jan 7, 2011.

Movie Details

Director : Dominic Sena

Producer : Alex Gartner, Charles Roven

Writer : Bragi F. Schut

Stars : Nicolas Cage, Ron Perlman, Claire Foy ,Stephen Campbell Moore, Stephen Graham, Ulrich Thomsen, Robert Sheehan and Christopher Lee

Music : Atli Örvarsson

Studio : Atlas Entertainment

Country : United States

Language : English ,Latin

Running time : 98 minutes

Release date : 7 january 2011

MPAA : Rated [PG-13]

Season of the Witch (2011) Plot

Many decades have Behmen (Nicolas Cage) and Felson (Ron Perlman) lifestyles in fight. Considerably perfected intuition they have their intuition as a martial artist while also not be overlooked. Unfortunately, the two military of the Crusades was not conscious that they experience a process that would have shown far more dreadful than a fight they've ever knowledgeable.
How frustrated Behmen and Felson when came back to their neighborhood and discovered their destroyed country ravaged, not by attacker but because of an occurrence that has taken the area. Hardly ever can endure the dangerous affect and the only wish remaining is Behmen and Felson. Cathedral and Felson Behmen requested to police arrest and carry a little lady known as Anna (Claire Foy), who was charged as the cause of the horrific affect to a monastery for this affect to an end.
Anna should adhere to a washing habit that will end the surprise that has surrounded the loss of life of the whole Western region. Behmen and Felson not alone. There was a preacher known as Debelzaq (Stephen Campbell Moore), a knight known as Eckhardt (Ulrich Thomsen, a con man known as Hagamar (Stephen Graham), and a younger man known as Kay (Robert Sheehan). None of them are conscious of how much risk would they experience in providing Anna's trip into the distant monastery. And no one knows who the actual Anna.