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Hypnotism at Home
Hypnotism at Home

Hypnotism at Home

Genres

Comedy

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Sleepwalking and supernatural adventures, inspired by American farces.

Others

Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Portuguese

Runtime

18 mins

Rating

5/10

Release Date

13 August 1927

Country

Portugal

Cast

Alves da Costa

Alves da Costa

Ele

Alexandre Amores

Alexandre Amores

Mano

Fernanda Alves da Costa

Fernanda Alves da Costa

Ela

Antónia de Sousa

Antónia de Sousa

Mãe

Mário Delgado

Mário Delgado

Vigarista

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