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Le Puits aux trois vérités | |
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Directed by | François Villiers |
Written by | Henri Jeanson Turi Vasile Jean Canolle Rémo Forlani François Villiers |
Produced by | Irénée Leriche |
Starring | Michèle Morgan Jean-Claude Brialy Catherine Spaak Scilla Gabel |
Cinematography | Jacques Robin |
Music by | Maurice Jarre |
Production companies | Este Films Films Caravelle Sicilia Cinematografica Société Nouvelle des Établissements Gaumont (SNEG) Ultra Film |
Distributed by | Gaumont (France) Cameo International (USA) |
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Running time | 97 min |
Country | Italy / France |
Language | French |
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