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A Sereia de Pedra, known as Sirène de Pierre in France, is a 1923 Portuguese and French silent drama film directed by Roger Lion. The film was based on a story by Virginia de Castro e Almeida.
| A Sereia de Pedra | |
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| Directed by | Roger Lion |
| Written by | Alberto Jardin |
| Based on | Obra de Demonio by Virginia de Castro e Almeida |
| Produced by | Virginia de Castro e Almeida |
| Cinematography | Marcel Bizot, Daniel Quintin |
Production company | Fortuna Films |
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Release date |
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| Country | Portugal |
| Language | Silent |
The film premiered in Paris on 2 April 1923, and was also shown in Brazil.
Cast
edit- Maria Emília Castelo Branco as Maria
- Gil Clary as Leonor
- Max Maxudian as Pedro the metal-smith / Convent keeper
- Arthur Duarte as Miguel Alves, the archeologist
- Nestor Lopes as Cláudio
- Francisco Sena as Fragoso, the eremit
- Manuel Grilo as António, the bullfighter
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