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Agora (2009)

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Overview

A historical drama set in Roman Egypt, concerning philosopher Hypatia of Alexandria and her relationship with her slave Davus, who is torn between his love for her and the possibility of gaining his freedom by joining the rising tide of Christianity.

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Principal Cast

Rachel Weisz
as Hypatia
Max Minghella
as Davus
Oscar Isaac
as Orestes
Ashraf Barhom
as Ammonius
Michael Lonsdale
as Theon
Rupert Evans
as Synesius
Homayoun Ershadi
as Aspasius
Sami Samir
as Cyril
Richard Durden
as Olympius
Omar Mostafa
as Isidorus
Manuel Cauchi
as Theophilus
Oshri Cohen
as Medorus
Clint Dyer
as Hierax
Yousef Sweid
as Pierre
Amber Rose Revah
as Sidonia
Charles Thake
as Hesiquius
Harry Borg
as Prefect Evragius
Sam Cox
as Pagan Rival
George Harris
as Heladius Dignitary
Sylvester Morand
as Dignitary
Paul Barnes
as Dignitary
Jordan Kiziuk
as Hypatias Disciple
Francis Ghersci
as Hypatias disciple
Jonathan Grima
as Hypatias Disciple
Christopher Dingli
as Student
Stephen Buhagiar
as Parabalano
Joseph Camilleri
as Parabolano
Charles Sammut
as Philosopher
Michael Sciortino
as Philosopher
Joe Quattromani
as Old Philosopher
Alan Meadows
as Rabbi
Peter Borg
as Pagan Priest
Portelli Paul
as Troublemaker
Robert Ricards
as Roman Officer
Alan Paris
as Bodyguard
John Montanaro
as Bodyguard
Malcolm Ellul
as Bodyguard
Ray Mangion
as Crier via Canopica
Mary Rose Bonello
as Old Jewish Woman
Clint Dyer
as Parabolano
Andre Agius
as Child
Frederick Testa
as Christian
Sean Buhagiar
as Christian student
Theresa Celia
as Christian Woman
Frank Tanti
as Deacon
Anthony Ellul
as Deacon
Pierre Stafrace
as Deacon
Christopher Raikes
as Frightened Hellenic Man
Clare Agius
as Frightened Hellenic Woman
Mario Camilleri
as Alarmed Neighbour
Wesley Ellul
as Guard
John Marinelli
as Guard
Simon Cormi
as Informer
Peter Galea
as Roman officer
Nikovich Sammut
as Roman Officer
Ronnie Galea
as Ships Captain
David Ellul-Mercer
as Slave
Philip Mizzi
as Surgeon
Alan Azzopardi
as Suspicious Jew
Polly March
as Woman with figs
Joe Pace
as Stallkeeper
John Suda
as Customer
Michael Tabone
as Rabbi
Angele Galea
as Charition
Malcolm Galea
as Charitions Brother
Paul Celia
as Indian King
Jean-Pierre Agius
as Clown
Samuel Montague
as Crier
Marieclaire Camilleri
as Jewish Girl (uncredited)
Edward Caruana Galizia
as Student (uncredited)
Guilherme de Franco
as Roman Officer (uncredited)
Juan Serrano
as Dead Jew (uncredited)
Novica Todorovic
as Parabalano Fighter (uncredited)