Here is the 476 A.D. Roman Map changes animation from the beginning of the movie "476 A.D." which appears during the opening text, which explains the backstory of the film. It slowly shows different changes within the borders of the Empire between its greatest extent in Pax Romana, during the reign of Emperor Trajan in 117 A.D. until its smallest extent during the reign of Emperor Romulus Augustulus at the very end in 476 A.D. It starts from its biggest size in the 2nd century A.D. from the borders of Scotland in the North West and Morocco in the South West, to the Caucasus Mountains of Armenia and Georgia in the North East, and the deserts of Arabia and the Persian Gulf in the South East. Until the very end in 476 A.D. When the Western Roman Empire was reduced to it's last and smallest remains of the Alpe-Adreatic region of the City of Rome it self, most of the Italian Peninsula, and most of the Eastern Coast of the Adriatic sea, of what is today's West and South Croatia and the Islands. As well as a tiny bit of today's coastal Slovenia and the City of Trieste on the very North of Adriatic. James Russell as Aëtius Patrius Majorian Kirsten Deane as Valeria Spencer Kane as Libius Severus Igor Galo as Caesar Valentinian III Special Effects by Bradley Burrows Directed and Produced by Ivan Pavletić COURTESY OF ARTISK, INC. © 2013 Artisk, Inc. © 2013 Artisk Film Production Company. 476 A.D. LLC. All Rights Reserved

• published: 22 Oct 2013
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