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Prof. Smith, do you know why Il Demonio was not shown in theaters in Italy -- which is where the story takes place?
ReplyDeleteThis is a good question. I only have details regarding the UK distribution I'm afraid. I have no idea how the film did in other countries, but I would be interested to know if you ever find out!
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