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Sulfur Mines

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Sulfur Mines

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Rated 6.1 on TMDB

Sulfur Mines

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Harshness and beauty exist side by side in this look at the lives of sulfur mine workers and their families in southern Italy.

Released: 1955
Runtime: 11m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Italy
Language: Italian

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Vittorio De SetaDirector

Vera GherarducciScript Supervisor

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