Forbidden Women | |
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Tictaban l'isola dell'amore proibito | |
Directed by | Eduardo de Castro |
Produced by | Lloyd Friedgen |
Starring | Fernando Poe Mona Lisa |
Cinematography | Steve Perez |
Edited by | Lloyd Friedgen |
Music by | Josefino Cenizal Apolinar Rojas |
Running time | 62 minutes |
Country | Philippines |
Language | English |
Forbidden Women also known as Tictaban l'isola dell'amore proibito is a 1948 Philippine adventure film directed by Eduardo de Castro. It stars Fernando Poe, Berting Labra, Mona Lisa. [1]
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