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Andalusian Superstition (1912) · Superstition andalouse

Name: Andalusian Superstition
Director: Segundo de Chomón
Genre: Drama, Cortometraje, Cine mudo, venganza
Released: 1912
Duration: 10 min

Título original: Superstition andalouse

1912 · Segundo de Chomón · 10 min · Spain, France · Editado por 1

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Una mujer que había rechazado a una gitana por molestar a su novio imagina con temor la posible venganza de esta.

Segundo de ChomónDirector

Una propuesta de 1912 centrada en Drama, Cortometraje y Cine mudo. Dirigida por Segundo de Chomón.

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Andalusian Superstition (1912) · Superstition andalouse

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