Prometheus Bound

The Titan Prometheus is punished by Zeus for attempting to steal fire for humankind.

Cast

Brenda Crawley

as Prometheus

Sophia Aranda

as Nymph

Olivia Barresi

as Hermes

Chloe Simone Crawford

as Nymph

Iván Hernández

as Okeanos

Macy Lanceta

as Io

Alice Marcondes

as Nymph

Juan Arturo Villar-Ojito

as Hephaestus

Kaila Wooten

as Nymph

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