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Phantom Manor – The Bride's song (????) [N/A]

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Featuring:
Vincent Ronsse, Frederic Souterelle, Rupert James

Written by:
Johan Souply

Directed by:
Johan Souply


Original Title:
Phantom Manor – The Bride's song

Genres:
Fantasy | Horror | Mystery

Production Companies:
Ulule

Production Countries:
France

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Overview from TheMovieDB

Thirty years after a terrible earthquake devastated the town of Thunder Mesa, the Ravenswood Manor still hasn't given a sign of life. But it is said that at night, when everything is calm, you can hear the song of a lovely young bride.

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Thirty years after a terrible earthquake devastated the town of Thunder Mesa, the Ravenswood Manor still hasn't given a sign of life. But it is said at night, when everything is calm, you can hear the song of a lovely young bride.

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Production

Director:
Johan Souply

Director of Photography:
Mathieu Muller

Production Manager:
Maëlys Dias

Property Master:
Éliane Torralba

Set Decoration:
Maxime Bailly

Set Designer:
Martin Bailly
Éliane Torralba

Writer:
Johan Souply

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