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Calypso (1959)
CALYPSO (1958) was entirely shot on location in the Antilles archipelago with mostly non-professional actors and was released in colour and Cinemascope. It was a kind of follow-up to the previous Italian exotic documentary films from the 1950s and especially to L´ULTIMO PARADISO.
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CALYPSO (1958) was entirely shot on location in the Antilles archipelago with mostly non-professional actors and was released in colour and Cinemascope. It was a kind of follow-up to the previous Italian exotic documentary films from the 1950s and especially to L´ULTIMO PARADISO.
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Genre:Romance, Music
Written By:Franco Rossi, Leonardo Benvenuti, Piero De Bernardi
In Theaters:3/6/1959
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Consorcio Venezolano Cinematográfico, Cineproduzione Ital-Caribe
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