

Valpurnis: Saturan
2017-04-12 · 69 min · Not rated
A Rock-Opera unlike any other film ever made, depicting the stages of Judas Iscariot's decision to sell Jesus Christ to the Romans.
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- Directors
- Patrick McGuinn
- Production companies
- Willing Suspension Films
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- United States of America
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- Released
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