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The Country of the Campanelli
A fake magician makes the inhabitants of a village believe that when one spouse betrays the other they will ring the bells.
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A fake magician makes the inhabitants of a village believe that when one spouse betrays the other they will ring the bells.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jean Boyer, Sandro Continenza, Gian Giacomo Cossa, Italo De Tuddo
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Alba Films, Valentia Films
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