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Death Rite
While traveling to a resort in Tunisia, the magician and clairvoyant Professor Vestar befriends the idle millionaire Edouard Vangard and he offers a ride in his car. Vestar discloses to Edouard that he had had a premonition of a woman being murdered in a desert area.
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While traveling to a resort in Tunisia, the magician and clairvoyant Professor Vestar befriends the idle millionaire Edouard Vangard and he offers a ride in his car. Vestar discloses to Edouard that he had had a premonition of a woman being murdered in a desert area.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Paul Gégauff, Claude Chabrol, Adriano Bolzoni
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Maran Film, Mondial Televisione Film, Carthago Films
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