A Sereia de Pedra

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A Sereia de Pedra
Directed by	Roger Lion
Produced by	Virginia De Castro e Almeida
Written by	Virginia De Castro e Almeida, Alberto Jardin
Cinematography	Marcel Bizot, Daniel Quintin
Distributed by	Fortuna Films
Country	Portugal
Language	Silent
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A Sereia de Pedra known as Sirène de Pierre in France is a 1923 Portuguese and French silent drama film directed by Roger Lion. The film was based on a story by Virginia De Castro e Almeida.

The film premiered in Paris on April 2, 1923 and was also shown well in Brazil.

[edit] Cast

• Maria Emília Castelo Branco as Maria
• Gil Clary as Leonor
• Max Maxudian as Pedro the metal-smith / Convent keeper
• Arthur Duarte as Miguel Alves, the archeologist
• Nestor Lopes as Cláudio
• Francisco Sena as Fragoso, the eremit
• Manuel Grilo as António, the bullfighter

[edit] External links

• A Sereia de Pedra at the Internet Movie Database

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