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The Other Me (1917) · L'altro io

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1917 · Mario Bonnard · 49 मि · Italy · संपादक 1

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सारांश

A loose adaptation of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

मुख्य कलाकार 3

टैग 2

Why watch it?

A 1917 title built around ड्रामा and मूक फिल्म. Directed by Mario Bonnard.

Who is it for?

You’ll like it if you enjoy

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  • पैरानॉर्मल
  • बॉडी हॉरर
  • जादू-टोना
  • बेस्टियरी

Influences

  1. 1901
    The Devil and the Statue
  2. 1901
    The Seven Castles of the Devil
  3. 1901
    Bluebeard
  4. 1904
    The Mistletoe Bough
  5. 1907
    The Clock-Maker's Secret
  6. 1917
    The Other Me

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