Night Has a Thousand Desires

March. 05,1984

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Trailer Synopsis Cast

A telepathic nightclub act becomes the backdrop for murder.

Lina Romay as Irina

Carmen Carrión as Lorna

Alicia Príncipe as

Mari Carmen Nieto as

Jesús Franco as Psychiatrist (uncredited)

Antonio Mayans as Fabián (voice) (uncredited)

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