Witches of Salem (film)

See also: Salem

the Witches of Salem is a Franco-German film carried out by Raymond Rouleau in 1956 and left in 1957. He reports the lawsuit in sorcery which take place in this town of New England in 1692.

Synopsis

At the XVIIe century, in the small village of Salem in the Massachusetts, to be avenged for its mistress Elisabeth Proctor who returned it because of the hybrid relation that it had with her husband, the Abigail maidservant delivers itself to sorcery. Stopped, she claims to be a victim and the court of justice formed on this occasion then will send to the bracket all the denounced people as witch by the young girls that Abigail had time to put in its capacity…

Data sheet

  • Title: Witches of Salem (Die Hexen von Salem)
  • Realization: Raymond Roller
  • Scenario: Jean-Paul Sartre, adapted part of Arthur Miller
  • Dialogist: Jean-Paul Sartre
  • Assistants realizer: Gerard Renateau, Paul Nuyttens, Ruth Fischer
  • Music: Georges Auric
  • Director of the photography: Claude Renoir, Louis Stein
  • Sound engineer: Antoine Petitjean
  • Decorator: Rene Moulaert
  • Costumes: Lila De Nobili, Lydia Fiege
  • Make-up: Alex Archambault, Bernhard Katisch
  • Assembler: Marguerite Renoir
  • Producing: Raymond Borderie
  • Directing of production: Charles Borderie, Robert Bossis, Richard Brandt
  • Production company: Borderie films, CICC (Industrial and Commercial Company Cinematographic), Pathé Cinema, DEFA (Deutsche Aktiengesellschaft Film, Berlin)
  • Country of origin: France, Germany
  • Language of turning: French
  • Format: Black and white - 1:33.1 - Monophonic - 35mm
  • Kind: Drama, historical film
  • Lasted: 145 minutes
  • Coming out date: April 26th 1957

Distribution

Around film

External bonds

  • Card IMDB of the film

  • Card Allociné

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