Alhambra Trailer (1940)
15 January 1940
A 1940 film.
Watch the official Alhambra 1940 trailer in HD below or find more Alhambra videos on Vidimovie.
Cast
Crew
Antonio Graciani Director
Luis Fernández de Sevilla Writer
Antonio Graciani Writer
Rafael Martínez Valls Original Music Composer
José María Beltrán Director of Photography
International Releases Dates
Spain 15 January 1940
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