The Colors of the Devil Trailer

The Colors of the Devil Trailer (1997)

22 January 1997 Drama 90 mins

A young talented painter dreams of glory. A man promises it in exchange for his talent and his soul.

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Cast

Ruggero Raimondi

as Bellisle

Isabelle Pasco

as Valerie

Bettina Giovannini

as Nicolas' Girlfriend

Luca Zingaretti

as Marc Lauzon

Corrado Scalia

as Albertini

Luciano Roffi

as Inspector 1

Hervé Ducroix

as Inspector 2

Marzia Nanni

as Stripper

Amerigo Palma

as Murderer

Stefano Maria Mioni

as The Barman

Crew

Francesca Noè

Francesca Noè Executive Producer

Tommaso Calevi

Tommaso Calevi Production Manager

Gianna Gissi

Gianna Gissi Costume Design

Marta Zani

Marta Zani Production Design

Pasqualino De Santis

Pasqualino De Santis Director of Photography

Michel Portal

Original Music Composer

International Releases Dates

France 22 January 1997

Production Companies

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