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Malombra
1942
· Movie
· 135 min
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A young writer is invited to a lonely, ancient castle to work as a secretary for a reclusive count. He soon becomes entangled in the dark history of the estate, which is haunted by the legend of a tragic ancestor, and feels a supernatural pull that threatens his sanity.
Details
- Director
- Mario Soldati
- Writers
- Agostino Richelmy, Ettore Maria Margadonna, Mario Bonfantini, Mario Soldati, Renato Castellani
- Studio
- Lux Film
- Released
- 17 December 1942
- Country
- Italy
- Language
- Italian
- Runtime
- 135 min
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