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Salomé

Salomé

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Salomé's story interpreted by a director and a troupe of flamenco dancers.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

85 mins

Rating

6.7/10

Release Date

22 November 2002

Country

Spain

Cast

Aída Gómez

Aída Gómez

Salome

Pere Arquillué

Pere Arquillué

El Director

Paco Mora

Paco Mora

King Herod

Javier Toca

Javier Toca

John the Baptist

Carmen Villena

Carmen Villena

Herodias

Aloña Alonso

Aloña Alonso

Cuerpo de balle

Maribel Alonso

Maribel Alonso

Cuerpo de balle

Pilar Arteseros

Pilar Arteseros

Cuerpo de balle

Gemma Barreda

Gemma Barreda

Cuerpo de balle

Esther Esteban

Esther Esteban

Cuerpo de balle

Eva Gonzalo

Eva Gonzalo

Cuerpo de balle

Virginia Moro

Virginia Moro

Cuerpo de balle

Vanesa Rodríguez

Vanesa Rodríguez

Cuerpo de balle

Fernando Alfaro

Fernando Alfaro

Cuerpo de balle

Antonio Correderas

Antonio Correderas

Cuerpo de balle

Iván Gallego

Iván Gallego

Cuerpo de balle

David García

David García

Cuerpo de balle

José Galán

José Galán

Cuerpo de balle

Ángel Gil

Ángel Gil

Cuerpo de balle

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