The Mysterious Castles in the Carpathians

Strange castles in flabbergasting colour

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A short film documenting the city of Bucharest, The Carpathian mountains, Brasov and Various castles in Romania including Bran and Peles Castle.

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Production

Wise Avian Productions

Language

Status

Released

Where to Watch

Region US · Lang EN

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Cast

Jean-Pierre Palmer

Vampire

Max Schreck

Count Orlok

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