Storm: Letters of Fire

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Audience Member Setting in the late 1500â(TM)s early 1600â(TM)s the film feels historically correct. The set is solid, lighting is good, the overall feel is a genuine experience. Storm a child learning the art of printing from his father is caught in the middle after his father has been sought by the church while in the middle of printing a forbidden letter by the renown Martin Luther, enemy of the church. Storms father is taken prisoner and he is left trying to figure out a way to save him while finding himself living in the sewers with a young girl who saves him from the guards they group together for an adventure in candle lit times to turn the evil empire church over for the sake of new Christianity. A fun and wonderful movie the entire family can view. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 02/11/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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