Difference between revisions of "Category:Judith--cinema (subject)"

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|[[1959]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabelle_Corey Isabelle Corey] ||[[Giuditta e Oloferne (Head of a Tyrant / 1959 Cerchio), feature film]]||Italy/France
|[[1959]]||[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabelle_Corey Isabelle Corey] ||[[Giuditta e Oloferne (Head of a Tyrant / 1959 Cerchio), feature film]]||Italy/France
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|[[1961]]|| Violeta Antier||[[Judith (1961 Stivel), TV film]]||Argentina
|[[1961]]|| Violeta Antier||[[Judith (1961 @1840 Hebbel / Stivel), TV film]]||Argentina
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|[[1966]]|| Erika Helmert ||[[Judith (1966 Haaf), TV film]]|| East Germany.
|[[1966]]|| Erika Helmert ||[[Judith (1966 Haaf), TV film]]|| East Germany.
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|[[1969]]|| Evelyne Istria ||[[Judith (1969 Maurice), TV film (play)]]. A filmization of [[Judith (1841 Hebbel), play]]. || France.
|[[1969]]|| Evelyne Istria ||[[Judith (1969 @1840 Hebbel / Maurice), TV film (play)]]. || France.
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|[[1979]]|| Victoria Vera ||[[Estudio 1: Judith (Studio One: Judith / 1979 Castellón), TV episode]]||Spain
|[[1979]]|| Victoria Vera ||[[Estudio 1: Judith (Studio One: Judith / 1979 Castellón), TV episode]]||Spain

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