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Akelarre is a film of genre Drama directed by Pedro Olea with Silvia Munt
Akelarre (1984)
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Add to a movie listAkelarre is a 1984 Spanish period drama film directed by Pedro Olea.
Akelarre means "Witches' Sabbath" in English, and the film is about witchcraft trials directed against the Araitz witches. It was entered into the 34th Berlin International Film Festival.
Actors
Silvia Munt
(Garazi)
Sílvia Munt
(Garazi)
José Luis López Vázquez
(Inquisidor)
Walter Vidarte
(Don Fermín de Andueza)
Mariví Bilbao
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