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The Spider Labyrinth
A young professor travels to Budapest to locate a lost colleague. Once there, he gets tangled up in a supernatural mystery.
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A young professor travels to Budapest to locate a lost colleague. Once there, he gets tangled up in a supernatural mystery.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Tonino Cervi, Cesare Frugoni, Riccardo Aragno, Gianfranco Manfredi
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Splendida, Reteitalia
Cast
Gianfranco Giagni
Director
Roland Wybenga
Professor Alan Whitmore
Claudio Capone
Professor Alan Whitmore (voice)
Paola Rinaldi
Genevieve Weiss
Margareta von Krauss
Celia Roth
Claudia Muzii
Maria
William Berger
Mysterious Man
Stéphane Audran
Mrs. Kuhn
Vanna Busoni
Signora Kuhn (voice)
Valeriano Santinelli
Massimiliano Pavone
Arnaldo Dell'Acqua
Polgár Móricz
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