Null FRANKENSTEIN 90

1984, French poster

Producer : Alain Jessua

Director: A…

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FRANKENSTEIN 90 1984, French poster Producer : Alain Jessua Director: Alain Jessua Cast: Jean Rochefort, Eddy Mitchell Studio : AMLF Printer: A.R.P. LPC IPAC Fold 60 cm x 80 cm

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FRANKENSTEIN 90 1984, French poster Producer : Alain Jessua Director: Alain Jessua Cast: Jean Rochefort, Eddy Mitchell Studio : AMLF Printer: A.R.P. LPC IPAC Fold 60 cm x 80 cm

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