The Demon at the Modoribashi Bridge Trailer (1929)
05 July 1929
Japanese silent film by Masahiro Makino to which sound was added.
Watch the official The Demon at the Modoribashi Bridge 1929 trailer in HD below.
05 July 1929
Japanese silent film by Masahiro Makino to which sound was added.
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Masahiro Makino Director
Modoribashi Trailer
Japan 05 July 1929
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