Argai: The Prophecy

8.3IMDb Score
Released:2000-09-02
Duration:24 min
Country:France
Director:Jean-César Suchorski
Actors:Laura Préjean, Christian Alers, Patrick Préjean, Benoît Allemane, Bruno Choël
Production:TF1, La Coloniale, D'Ocon Films Productions, Carrere Group D.A.

Overview:

Prince Argai, a knight from 1250 a.d. travels through time to save his girlfriend Angele from the evil ruler of the world in 2075, Queen Dark.

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