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Andalusian Superstition (1912) · Superstition andalouse

原名: Superstition andalouse

1912 · Segundo de Chomón · 10 分钟 · Spain, France · Edited by 1

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简介

A woman imagines the revenge of a gypsy that she sent away. This piece is told in multiple scenes, in an increasingly artificial world, as the venue shifts from a realistic courtyard to a wild, stagebound prison in which various stage monsters appear.

主要演员 1

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为什么要看？

一部围绕 剧情, 短片 和 默片 展开的 1912 作品。 由 Segundo de Chomón 执导。

适合谁看？

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  • 超自然
  • 身体恐怖
  • 巫术
  • 怪物志

影响

  1. 1900
    天文学家之梦
  2. 1900
    Turn-of-the-Century Surgery
  3. 1901
    The Devil and the Statue
  4. 1901
    The Seven Castles of the Devil
  5. 1901
    藍鬍子
  6. 1912
    Andalusian Superstition

在哪观看Andalusian Superstition

可流媒体观看、租借或购买。供应情况可能因国家/地区而异。

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