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Alan Smithe's Nosferatu

Synopsis

A gay couple arrives to a mysterious "gay friendly" hostel to solve their marital problems. There they will experience all kind of weird and supernatural situations with the Hostel owner, a vampire.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Germán Magariños
Screenplay & Story
Germán Magariños, Vic Cicuta, Paul Divano
Original Title
Alan Smithe's Nosferatu
Country of Origin
Argentina
Spoken Languages
Spanish
Runtime
54m
Production Studios
Gorevisión Films

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Germán Magariños

Screenplay & Story

Germán Magariños, Vic Cicuta, Paul Divano

Producers

Paul Divano

Department Leadership Roster

Germán Magariños

Germán Magariños

Director

Germán Magariños

Germán Magariños

Writer

Vic Cicuta

Vic Cicuta

Writer

Paul Divano

Paul Divano

Writer

Paul Divano

Paul Divano

Producer

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Frequently Asked Questions About Alan Smithe's Nosferatu

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Alan Smithe's Nosferatu about?

A gay couple arrives to a mysterious "gay friendly" hostel to solve their marital problems. There they will experience all kind of weird and supernatural situations with the Hostel owner, a vampire.

Who directed Alan Smithe's Nosferatu?

Alan Smithe's Nosferatu was directed by Germán Magariños.

Who stars in Alan Smithe's Nosferatu?

The principal cast of Alan Smithe's Nosferatu includes Horacio Bazzi, Vic Cicuta, Paul Divano, Sapo, Ramón Caribe.

When was Alan Smithe's Nosferatu released and how long is it?

Alan Smithe's Nosferatu was released in 2010 with a total runtime of 54m.