O Segredo do Corcunda

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O Segredo do Corcunda
Directed byAlberto Traversa
Written byJoão Cipriano
Produced byJoão Cipriano, Francisco García
CinematographyGilberto Rossi
Distributed byNello de Rossi Filmes
Release date
1924
Running time
50 minutes
Country Brazil
LanguageSilent

O Segredo do Corcunda is a 1924 Brazilian silent crime film directed by Alberto Traversa.

The film premiered on 24 December 1924 in Rio de Janeiro.

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