
Fersein's Gate
Synopsis
Professor Francois Lacombe is an expert parapsychologist, a master in the art of demystifying the paranormal. For years he has traveled throughout the world looking for unexplained phenomenons. Now back from his travels Lacombe is assigned to a new investigation. It takes him to the Red Forest Research Center the scene of disturbing metaphysical agitations; visions, disappearances and murders. As he and his team begin their work the atmosphere intensifies and their primary objective is no longer the investigation--it is survival.
Release History & Theatrical Window
01/01/2006
Physical Home Media
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
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- Original Title
- Fersein's Gate
- Release Date
- 01/01/2006
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- Unknown
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What is Fersein's Gate about?
Professor Francois Lacombe is an expert parapsychologist, a master in the art of demystifying the paranormal. For years he has traveled throughout the world looking for unexplained phenomenons. Now back from his travels Lacombe is assigned to a new investigation. It takes him to the Red Forest Research Center the scene of disturbing metaphysical agitations; visions, disappearances and murders. As he and his team begin their work the atmosphere intensifies and their primary objective is no longer the investigation--it is survival.
Who directed Fersein's Gate?
Fersein's Gate was directed by Not specified.
Who stars in Fersein's Gate?
The principal cast of Fersein's Gate includes Not specified.
When was Fersein's Gate released and how long is it?
Fersein's Gate was released in 2006 with a total runtime of Unknown.
































