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Antonio Capitani ed Enrica Fantis in un fotogramma del film ''Porto'', regia di Amleto Palermi, produz Capitani, Roma, 1935
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Italiano: Antonio Capitani ed Enrica Fantis in un fotogramma del film Porto, regia di Amleto Palermi, produz Capitani, Roma, 1935 |
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Source | mensile Eco del cinema, dicembre 1934, n.133 |
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