The Tree of Guernica Trailer (1975)

19 November 1975 Drama, War 110 mins

The fictional town of Villa Romero is the set upon which the events of Spain's civil war play out. Villa Romero is home to Vandale (Mariangela Melato) a witch, count Cerralbo (Bento Urago) a powerless land baron, and his four sons. Three of Cerralbo's sons are ruthless sadists who pillage the countryside, but the fourth, Goya (Ron Faber), is an artist challenging authority and the church.

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Cast

Mariangela Melato as Vandale

Ron Faber as Goya

Cosimo Cinieri as Rafael

Rocco Fontana as Antonio

Franco Ressel as Onesimo

Mario Novelli as Ramiro

Cirylle Spiga as Angel

Diego Bardon as Toreador

Adriano Cornelli as Soldier

Domenico Imperato as Soldier

Salvatore Furnari as Soldier

Bento Urago as Count Cerralbo

Antonio Epifania as Gomez

Salvator Tamborino as Aymar

Michele Epifania as Speaker

Raffaele Epifania as Pro-Franco Officer

Crew

Fernando Arrabal Director

Ramón F. Suárez Director of Photography

Roberto Palmerini First Assistant Director

Oscar Capponi Production Design

Massimo Galloppo Second Assistant Director

Giovanni Deodato Special Effects

Eros Bacciucchi Special Effects

Renzo Lucidi Editor

Fiorenzo Magli Sound

Oscar Capponi Costume Design

Roberto Onorati Assistant Unit Manager

Franca Danesi Assistant Editor

Jacques Sénéchal Sound Mixer

Romaine Legargeant Production Manager

Alfonso Marchese Assistant Camera

Paul Bertault Sound Mixer

International Titles

The Guernica Tree Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 19 November 1975

Production Companies

Les Productions Jacques Roitfeld

Babylone Films

Luso Films

Ci-Le Films

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