Searching for Haizmann Trailer

Searching for Haizmann Trailer (2003)

07 March 2003 Drama, Horror 91 mins

Johann Christoph Haizmann, who lived in the 1650s, was a painter and a deeply disturbed individual. His intricate paintings of the devil and his elaborate journal entries depicting encounters with him led Sigmund Freud to diagnose him as one of the first known schizophrenics. Legend has it that Haizmann made a pact with the devil in 1650 to be his son here on earth, and therefore gained immortality. Now, in present day, washed-up child actor Julian, the free-spirited Hannah, and former teacher Grace, along with a documentary film crew, go on a search for this man, who may be the embodiment of all evil. Along the way, they get tips from various experts, which include performances from George Kennedy, Tippi Hedren, Erick Avari, and Stephen Furst. The journey takes them from the inner city to a satanic black mass ceremony, and into the depths of their own souls, as they search for Johann Christoph Haizmann, the Antichrist.

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Cast

Tippi Hedren

as Dr. Michelle Labner

Clint Howard

as Franciscus Abbot

Jenny Mollen

as Grace Robin

Stephen Furst

as Dr. Gaulforid

Crew

Ron Meyer

Director

International Releases Dates

Canada 07 March 2003

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