Onyx: Kings of the Grail (2019)
Overview
Egypt, 11th century. When a famine ravages the country, the prosperous Andalusian kingdom of Denia comes to the aid of the sultan, who, in gratitude, gives Denia the most sought-after and coveted object in all of Christendom.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.023 |
Directed By
Roberto Girault
Crew
Roberto Girault
Valentín Diez Morodo
Óscar Cifuentes
Óscar Cifuentes
Pedro Palacios
Roberto Girault
Luis Reneo
Margarita Torres
Rafael Bolaños
Eduardo Ortega
José Jaime Linares
Itziar Sagasti
Adoración G. Elipe
Giovanna Ribes
Carlos Lidón
José Luis Alcaine Bartolomé
Patricia Ordás
Chris Downs
Daniel M. Caneiro
Carla Hool
Mabel Villagra
Eduardo Lis
Raúl Pavón
Jorge Casabán
Miguel Olarieta
Alicia López
Sonia de la Fuente
Marco Mastropietro
Luis Reneo
Helmuth Barnert
Miguel Ángel Caprara
Margarita Torres
TOP CAST
Jim Caviezel
Narrator (voice)
Maria de Medeiros
Margarita Torres
Anthony Howell
José Miguel Ortega
Ricard Sales
Otto Rahn
Maarten Dannenberg
Heimrich Himmler
Rafael Rojas
Saladin
Iñigo Galiano
Gustavo – The Intern
Jaime Adalid
Andreu Ripoll
Carlos Olalla
Goldsmith
César Sánchez
Ferdinand I of León
Tania Watson
Doña Urraca
Saturnino García
Medieval Goldsmith
Eva Latonda
Sancha de León
Hicham Malayo
Al-Azhar Librarian
Lucas Fuica
Denia Ambassador
Natalia Cifuentes
Saladin's Daughter
Pedro Palacios
Irish Monk
Nicolás Cifuentes
Last Supper Kid
Olga Alamán
Doña Elvira
Paula Cifuentes
Catacombs Woman
Margarita Torres
Self
José Miguel Ortega
Self
James D. Tabor
Self
Antonio Piñero
Self
Joan Taylor
Self
Julian Henderson
Self
José Luis Corral
Self
Josep Gisbert
Self
Raad Salam Naam
Self
Raquel Jaén
Self
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