Gabriel 2007
"Far From Grace"
In *Gabriel (2007)*, director Shane Abbess crafts a dark, atmospheric fantasy where an archangel descends into a shadow-drenched purgatory to reclaim the light for its lost souls.
Director: Shane Abbess
Cast
Andy Whitfield
Gabriel
Dwaine Stevenson
Sammael
Erika Heynatz
Lilith
Samantha Noble
Jade / Amitiel
Michael Piccirilli
Asmodeus
Harry Pavlidis
Uriel
Kevin Copeland
Ahriman
Matt Hylton Todd
Ithuriel
Amy Mathews
Maggie
Valentino del Toro
Baliel
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Gabriel (2007) about?
*Gabriel (2007)* follows an archangel's desperate mission to restore light to a purgatory overrun by darkness, saving the souls trapped within a city's despair. The film blends action, horror, and sci-fi elements as Gabriel wages a one-archangel war against malevolent forces blocking redemption. It's a visually striking story of divine justice versus eternal night.
Who directed Gabriel?
Shane Abbess directed *Gabriel*, bringing a director's bold, atmospheric style to this genre-blending fantasy-horror tale.
Who stars in Gabriel?
Andy Whitfield leads the cast as Gabriel, supported by Dwaine Stevenson, Erika Heynatz, Samantha Noble, and Michael Piccirilli in key roles.
Is Gabriel (2007) worth watching?
With its unique blend of fantasy, horror, and action, *Gabriel (2007)* offers a fresh take on angelic lore, backed by Whitfield's committed performance and Abbess's stylish direction. Fans of supernatural thrillers or sci-fi epics should find plenty to enjoy, even if the film's darker tone isn't for everyone.
How long is Gabriel?
Gabriel has a runtime of 109 minutes.
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About Gabriel (2007) — Archangel's Battle for Light in a Shadowed Purgatory
In *Gabriel (2007)*, director Shane Abbess crafts a dark, atmospheric fantasy where an archangel descends into a shadow-drenched purgatory to reclaim the light for its lost souls. Andy Whitfield stars as the titular Gabriel, a warrior of divine justice battling through a nightmarish realm where darkness has held sway for centuries. With the fate of a city's inhabitants hanging in the balance, Gabriel's mission blends high-stakes action with eerie horror undertones, all wrapped in a sci-fi-inspired narrative that challenges the boundaries between heaven and earth.
The film's moody visuals and relentless pacing create an immersive experience, as Whitfield's determined archangel faces relentless forces of evil in a struggle that feels as much personal as it is cosmic. The supporting cast, including Erika Heynatz and Samantha Noble, add layers of intensity to the haunting landscape, while the director's bold vision transforms a familiar biblical premise into something fresh and unpredictable. *Gabriel (2007)* isn't just a tale of divine intervention—it's a gripping, genre-blending adventure where light and darkness wage war on human souls.
