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Filming 'The Trial' is a film of genre Documentary directed by Orson Welles released in USA on 1 february 1981 with Orson Welles
Filming 'The Trial' (1981)
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Add to a movie listFilming 'The Trial' est un film documentaire inachevé d'Orson Welles, dont la réalisation date de 1981. Le film se concentre sur la production de son film de 1962, Le Procès.
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