25 December 1929 Adventure, Drama 114 mins
Based on Romanian legends and folk tales about the outlaws from Carpathian Mountains. The film is the middle episode of an adventure trilogy that almost four decades ago anticipated the series of local films with lawless heroes from the 1960s and 1970s; unfortunately, the other two films, "Iancu Jianu" and "Ciocoii", were not preserved.
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Romania 25 December 1929
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19 May 1929
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17 February 1929
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21 January 1929
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