¿Quién puede matar a un niño?

1977

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18 .

1h 52m

IMDB

7.2

زبان فیلم

کشور

لینک

زیرنویس فارسی

دارد

بات تلگرام

لینک

کد فیلم

11759

Folk Horror, Horror, Mystery, Thriller

یک زوج گردشگر انگلیسی به جزیره‌ای می‌رسند که در آن همه‌ی کودکان از کنترل خارج شده‌اند و به کشتن بزرگسالان روی آورده‌اند.

Narciso Ibáñez Serrador

کارگردان

Narciso Ibáñez Serrador, Juan José Plans

نویسنده

Lewis Fiander, Prunella Ransome, Antonio Iranzo

بازیگران

20th century literature on screen, angling, angola, archive footage, armed child, attack, based on novel, battle, beach, beaten to death, beating an old man, bleeding to death, blood, bloody body of a child, boat, boy, bus, child, child as victim, child killed, child kills an adult, child murderer, child murders an adult, child shoots an adult, child versus adult, church, coast guard, coastal resort, corpse, couple, crime literature on screen, cult film, dead body, dead child, dead woman fished out of the water, dead woman on the floor, dead woman stripped, dead woman with eyes open, death, death of a pregnant woman, death of an expectant mother, deserted town, documentary sequence, doll, english tourist, european literature on screen, evil child, famine, festival, fictional island, fictional war, fireworks, fishing, flower, folk horror, girl, gun, hanging, hixploitation film, horror literature on screen, horror movie remade, hotel, husband wife relationship, ice cream, ice cream truck, insanity, island, laughter, literature on screen, loss of wife, machine gun, manhunt, mass child killing, massacre, menace, misery, missing people, motorboat, murder, murder of a child, murder of a pregnant woman, oar, old man, photography, possessed child, pregnancy, pregnant woman in jeopardy, psychotronic film, punctuation in title, question in title, question mark in title, remote spanish island, revenge, ringing telephone, scene during end credits, screaming, sea, self defense, ship, shot in the head, slaughter, spain, spanish giallo, spanish horror, spanish horror literature on screen, spanish literature on screen, stock footage, stranded, suffering, supernatural plague, suspense, telephone, telephone call, terror, title spoken by character, tourist, village, violence, war atrocity, world war two

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