LIOPETRI: Images from the shooting of Nicholas Cage's film

The film crew has been installed on the river Liopetri - See the images of Famagusta.News

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In its second week of shooting is the new film by Nicolas Cage directed by Dimitris Logothetis.

The shooting areas of the film include the Liopetri River and Cape Greco.

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Famagusta.News has obtained exclusive images from the crew currently located on the Liopetri River, where the film is being shot without the participation of Nicolas Cage.

The crew is soon expected to settle in Cape Greco where the rest of the scenes of the film will be shot.

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This is a production with a cost of over 750 thousand euros per day. The film is science fiction and martial arts and the script is about a comet, which opens with its fall a time gate, from which descends an alien who wants to destroy the Earth.

Twelve warriors are being trained at a temple in Burma to exterminate him, but the one who will finally be able to exterminate him is Nicolas Cage's trainee, played by Alen Muslin.

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The beautiful little Cyprus will soon premiere in Hollywood with a movie that will only pave the way for even more cinematic successes.

The cast is completed by other renowned Hollywood actors, while the direction is signed by Dimitris Logothetis.

The Invest Cyprus Promotion Agency has the sole responsibility for the promotion and development of the audiovisual industry of Cyprus.

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