Blancheflower: The Devil's Daughter Trailer

Blancheflower: The Devil's Daughter Trailer (1988)

06 June 1988 Fantasy, Family 90 mins

A story about love which can defeat even the Devil itself.

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Cast

Emma Suárez

as Blancaflor / Sombrag

Thomas Heinze

as Martin

Karin Baal

as Aunt Teresa

International Titles

Der Teufel und seine zwei Töchter Trailer

Der Teufel und seine zwei Töchter Trailer

International Releases Dates

Germany 01 January 1989

Spain 06 June 1988

United States 10 October 1988

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