Homeo
Trailer: Homeo
Year: 1967
Genre: Documentary
Studio:
Director: Étienne O'Leary
Cast: Michèle Giraud, Yves Beneyton, Pierre Clémenti, Margareth Clémenti, Francis Conrad, Barbara Girard
Crew: Étienne O'Leary (Director), Étienne O'Leary (Producer), Étienne O'Leary (Music), Pierre Clémenti (Cinematography), Billy Copley (Cinematography), Michèle Giraud (Cinematography)
Runtime: 40 minutes
Release: Nov 15, 1967
IMDb: 4.70/10 by 7 users
Popularity: 3
Country: United Kingdom, France, Switzerland
Language: No Language
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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