Forward, Savoia Trailer (1915)
14 October 1915 59 mins
Lost Dora Film production
Watch the official Forward, Savoia 1915 trailer in HD below.
14 October 1915 59 mins
Lost Dora Film production
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Italy 14 October 1915
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01 March 1915
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19 April 1915
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17 November 1915
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22 March 1915
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02 June 1915
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14 October 1915
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01 April 1915
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