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The Bell from Hell | |
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Spanish | La campana del infierno |
Directed by | Claudio Guerín Hill Juan Antonio Bardem [1] |
Screenplay by | Santiago Moncada |
Story by | Santiago Moncada |
Produced by | Luis Laso |
Starring | Renaud Verley Viveca Lindfors Alfredo Mayo Maribel Martín Tito García |
Cinematography | Manuel Rojas |
Edited by | Magdalena Pulido |
Music by | Adolfo Waitzman |
Production companies | Hesperia Films S.A. Les Films de la Boétie |
Distributed by | Mercurio Films S.A. |
Release date |
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Running time | 106 minutes |
Country | Spain |
Language | Spanish |
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