"A man has got to see his face." Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror
This documentary moves chronologically through Black representation in horror films, revealing the genre's connections to Black history.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Enrique Guevara, Ricard Reguant
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Studio:Egg Films, Isidoro Llorca P.C.
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Enrique Guevara
Director
Carles Velat
Juanjo (as Carlos Velat)
Lynn Endersson
Lynn
José Antonio Ceinos
Raúl
Juan Alejandro
Miguel
Rosa Romero
Mónica (as María Rosa Romero)
Ricard Reguant
Manolo (as Ricardo Reguant)
Esther Ferrer
María (as Esther Ferré)
Jorge Termes
Toni (as Jordi Termes)
Andrea Albani
Chica de la discoteca (as Andrea Vanni)
Vicky Palma
Sonia (as Vicky Palmer)
Enric Casamitjana
Juan el farmacéutico (as Enrique Casamitjana)
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