Our Lady of Sorrows | |
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Spanish | La Dolorosa |
Directed by | Jean Grémillon |
Written by | Juan José Lorente Jean Grémillon |
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Cinematography | José María Beltrán Jacques Montheraud |
Music by | Daniel Montorio José Serrano |
Production company | Falcó Films |
Distributed by | Cifesa |
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Running time | 85 minutes |
Country | Spain |
Language | Spanish |
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