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The Blonde Witch (1956)
Brulard, a French civil engineer on assignment in a remote Swedish village, meets Ina, who has been raised in forested isolation by her haggish mother and believes herself to be a witch. He falls in love with her and tries to convert her to civilization; but in the meantime, his female boss, Kristina, has fallen in love with him, while the villagers turn against him for consorting with someone they believe is cursed by the Devil.
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Brulard, a French civil engineer on assignment in a remote Swedish village, meets Ina, who has been raised in forested isolation by her haggish mother and believes herself to be a witch. He falls in love with her and tries to convert her to civilization; but in the meantime, his female boss, Kristina, has fallen in love with him, while the villagers turn against him for consorting with someone they believe is cursed by the Devil.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Horror
Written By:Paul Andréota, Jacques Companéez, Christiane Imbert
In Theaters:10/10/1956
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Films Metzger et Woog, Iéna Productions
Cast
André Michel
Director
Marina Vlady
Aino [Ina, US version]
Maurice Ronet
Laurent Brulard
Nicole Courcel
Kristina Lundgren
Ulf Palme
Matti
Rune Lindström
Pastor Hermansson [Heckmanson, US version]
Naima Wifstrand
Maila
Erik Hell
Pullinen
Eric Hellström
Erik Lundgren
Michel Etcheverry
Engineer Camoin
Ulla Lagnell
Mrs. Hermansson [Heckmanson, US version]
Astrid Bodin
Village Woman
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