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El festín de Satanás

1958, Spanish. Directed by Ralph Pappier.

With his own money, Pappier produced this ambitious adaptation of Manuel Gálvez's "Miércoles Santo", whose release was delayed for three years due to political reasons. When it finally came out, it bombed, but its formal originality was mentioned even in unfavorable reviews. Later, it became a cursed film, impossible to see due to lack of prints. To date, it remains lost in great part.

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1h 27m
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Language
Spanish
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Released
30 January 1958
Country
Argentina
Written by
Roberto Gil

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El festín de Satanás (1958) was directed by Ralph Pappier and stars António Vilar, Tilda Thamar, George Rigaud.

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