Nosferatu, a Creole Scene
Aug 09, 1973 · 30m
Director
Hernán CastellanoOverview
Fiction written, directed and starring Hernán Castellano, mythologized as one of the missing links in Chilean horror cinema. A mixture of folk horror and satire, the plot presents an alien vampire who, traveling through the galaxy, lands in his grave in Santiago, Chile. Its subtitle of "Escenita Criolla" reflects the character of its modest production and nods to socio-cultural elements of the country. After the coup d'état, the 16 mm copy was buried in the courtyard of the house of one of the actors, and was later finished by Castellano in 1990 in the United States.
Cast of Nosferatu, a Creole Scene
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About Nosferatu, a Creole Scene
What is Nosferatu, a Creole Scene about?
Fiction written, directed and starring Hernán Castellano, mythologized as one of the missing links in Chilean horror cinema. A mixture of folk horror and satire, the plot presents an alien vampire who, traveling through the galaxy, lands in his grave in Santiago, Chile. Its subtitle of "Escenita Criolla" reflects the character of its modest production and nods to socio-cultural elements of the…
When was Nosferatu, a Creole Scene released?
Nosferatu, a Creole Scene was released on August 9, 1973.
How long is Nosferatu, a Creole Scene?
Nosferatu, a Creole Scene runs 30 minutes.
Who directed Nosferatu, a Creole Scene?
Nosferatu, a Creole Scene was directed by Hernán Castellano.
Who is in the cast of Nosferatu, a Creole Scene?
The cast of Nosferatu, a Creole Scene includes Patricio Saavedra, Hernán Castellano, Antonio Roncallo, Blanca Sagrista and Demetrio Psijas.