Film Bioskop Terbaru 2013 | Sinopsis The Monk 2013 di Bioskop: Sebuah Film Thriller Supranatural terbaru "The Monk" yang dibintangi Vincent Cassel, Deborah Francois dan Josephine Japy ini akan rilis di Bioskop Maret 2013 Internasional dan Indonesia.
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# Plot Cerita :
Ditinggalkan saat lahir di gerbang gates of a Capuchin monastery di Madrid, Brother Ambrosio (Vincent Cassel), dibesarkan oleh para biarawan, tumbuh menjadi seorang pengkhotbah yang dikagumi oleh masyarakat luas untuk semangat nya.
Ambrosio dikhawatirkan karena kebenaran dan percaya bahwa dia kebal dari godaan - sampai kedatangan arrival misterius yang melemahkan keyakinan, membawanya menyusuri jalan berbahaya yang dosa, korupsi dan pembunuhan.
# The Monk (2013) :
* Tayang di Indonesia: April 2013
* Rilis Bioskop: 8 Maret 2013 (Limited)
* Genre: Thriller Supernatural Drama
* Screenwriter: Dominik Moll, Anne-Louise Trividic
* Director: Dominik Moll
* Companies: ATO Pictures
* Rating: R
* Runtime: 110 minutes
* Languages: French English (subtitled)
* Starring:
- Vincent Cassel as Brother Ambrosio
- Deborah Francois as Valerio
- Josephine Japy as Antonia
- Sergi Lopez
- Catherine Mouchet
- Jordi Dauder
- Geraldine Chaplin
- Roxane Duran
- Frédéric Noaille
- Javivi Gil Valle
- Pierre-Félix Gravière
- Martine Vandeville
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