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Bless You, Prison is a roumain film of genre Drama directed by Nicolae Mărgineanu released in USA on 1 january 2002 with Ecaterina Nazare

Bless You, Prison (2002)

Bless You, Prison
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Released in USA 1 january 2002
Length 1h30
OriginRoumanie
Genres Drama,    Historical
Rating74% 3.724953.724953.724953.724953.72495

Binecuvântată fii, închisoare (en français : Bénie sois-tu, prison) est un film roumain réalisé par Nicolae Margineanu en 2002.

Synopsis

Binecuvântată fii, închisoare, film roumain réalisé par le metteur en scène Nicolae Mărgineanu, en 2002, est basé sur l'ouvrage au caractère autobiographique de la femme de lettres Nicole Valéry-Grossu Bénie sois-tu, prison.

Actors

Ecaterina Nazare

(Prisoner)Margareta Pogonat
Romanița Ionescu

(Eva Hecht)
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