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Movie: Sword of War
Detected quality: 480p (XviD, R5)
IMDb link: 1242516
IMDb rating: 4.4 (1,505 votes) Search
Genres: Drama, War, History
Director: Raz Degan, Renzo Martinelli
Cast: Rutger Hauer, F. Murray Abraham, Kasia Smutniak, Cecile Cassel and others

Release date: 9 Oct 2009
Release year: 2009
Runtime: 139 minutes
Country: Italy
Keywords: lombardy italy, tin hat, tin, equestrian, emperor, holy roman emperor, bathing girl, knight, war hero, milan italy
Budget: $12,000,000

Plot:

German Emperor Barbarossa will stop at nothing to conquer and build his empire. But a young man from Milan, along with his army of 900 men known as the Company of Death, is prepared to challenge the Emperor.

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Barbarossa Part1 R5 XVID-PrisM

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PrisM-bp1.nfo	NFO	2.6 KB
Sample.avi	AVI	9.9 MB

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File Size: 1.37 GB

Duration: 01:43:00

Overall Bit Rate: 1.9 Mbps?Overall Bit RateTotal data per second for the entire file — video, audio, and subtitles combined.

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