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Promethea

After surviving a car accident unharmed, a 17-year-old girl wakes with no memory--and begins to experience terrifying visions linked to an unsolved murder. As she searches for answers, she discovers extraordinary abilities and a growing fear that she may not be just a witness, but something far more dangerous. From Walter Presents, in French with English subtitles.

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Episode 6

Season 1 Episode 6 | 53m 9s

Promethea finally discovers who she really is. While Elise tries everything she can to protect her sister, Promethea seeks to escape her destiny. But a call for help from William will push the teenager to make a choice that could be fatal.

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