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Il triduo di Magasa (1981) | Slate

Il triduo di Magasa

The popular ceremony for the deceased which is still celebrated in Magasa di Valvestino (Brescia) in the manner of the 18th century.

Released: 1981
Runtime: 15m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Italy
Language: Italian

Direction and writing

Alberto CimaDirector, Writer

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