Morgane, the Enchantress Trailer (1928)
02 March 1928 90 mins
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Cast
Crew
Georges Lucas Director of Photography
Jacques-Laurent Atthalin Production Design
René Colas Director of Photography
Giovanni Ventimiglia Director of Photography
Léonce Perret Producer
Léonce-Henri Burel Director of Photography
Léonce Perret Director
International Releases Dates
France 02 March 1928
Production Companies
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