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Ruta Del Cine Comillas C O M I L L A S ESTÁ DE CINE COMILLAS ESTÁ DE CINE Rodajes en la Capilla-panteón CINE Vera, un cuento cruel DE 1972. Josefina Molina R U T A DEL Ficha artística: Víctor Valverde Fernando Fernan-Gómez CINE ESTÁ Julieta Serrano COMILLAS Alfredo Mayo Punto QR: 9 Rodajes en la Fuente Tres Caños COMILLAS Primos 2011. Daniel Sánchez Arévalo Ficha Artística: Quim Gutiérrez Raúl Arévalo, Adrián Lastra Inma Cuesta, Antonio de la Torre Punto QR: 2 Punto QR: 12 Punto QR: 13 Rodajes en la Playa de Oyambre Fortunata y Jacinta 1980. Mario Camus Ficha artística: Ana Belén Maribel Martín Mario Pardo François Eric Gendron Puntos de información QR: Manuel Alexandre Punto QR: 6 1.Plaza de la Constitución 8. Portalada Universidad 2.Casa del Duque La rusa 9.Palacio Sobrellano 1987. Mario Camus 3.Playa Ficha artística: Angeli van Os, 10. Capricho 4.Muelle Didier Flamand 11. Cruce de Comillas Fernando Guillén 5.Garita Punto QR: 6 12. Fuente Tres Caños 6.Glorieta Mario Camus 13. Corro Campíos 7.Cementerio Bolero 1984. John Derek Ficha artística: Bo Derek Ana García Obregón, George Kennedy Busca los códigos QR de las películas Andrea Occhipinti (en las señales de los monumentos) y Punto QR: 6 podrás ver en tu dispositivo móvil la escena rodada en esa localización así El Agua en el Suelo como toda la información asociada 1933. Eusebio Fdez. Ardavín Ficha artística: Maruchi Fresno Luis Peña, José Calle Nicolás Navarro Punto QR: 6 C O M I L L A S ESTÁ DE CINE Rodajes en la Plaza de la Constitución Rodajes en la Playa de Comillas Rodajes en La Garita y costa La Corrupción de Chris Mi- Volver a vivir ller El Prado de Las Estrellas 1971. Juan Antonio Bardem 2007. Mario Camus 1967. Mario Camus Ficha artística: Marisol Ficha Artística: Álvaro de Luna Ficha Artística: Raf Vallone Jean Seberg Oscar Abad Lea Massari Barry Stocker Marian Aguilera Alberto de Mendoza Perla Cristal Rodolfo Sancho Manuel Zarzo Punto QR: 1 Antonio de La Torre Carlos Otero Punto QR: 3 Punto QR: 5 Punto QR: 11 Werther Manderley 1986. Pilar Miró Rodajes en el Cementerio 1979. Jesús Garay Ficha Artística: Eusebio Ponce- Ficha Artística: José Ocaña la, Mercedes Sampietro Enrique Rada Emilio Gutiérrez Caba El Color de las Nubes Joan Ferrer Punto QR: 1 1997. Mario Camus Pio Muriedas Ficha Artística: Julia Gtez. Caba Punto QR: 5 Antonio Valero Ana Duato Rodajes en la Casa del Duque José María Doménech Punto QR: 7 Rodajes en el Seminario Mayor Al Ponerse el Sol 1967. Mario Camus Rodajes en el Muelle Fuga de Cerebros 2 Ficha artística: Raphael 2011. Carlos Theron Serena Vergano Los Días del Pasado Ficha Artística: Adrián Lastra Manolo Zarzo 1977. Mario Camus Patricia Montero Jesús Aristu, Carlos Otero Ficha Artística: Marisol Paula Prendes, Pablo Penedo Punto QR: 2 Antonio Gades Alberto Amarilla Gustavo Bergés, Canco Rodríguez Antonio Iranzo Punto QR: 8 Manuel Alexandre Punto QR: 9 Punto QR: 4 La Herencia Valdemar 2010.José Luís Alemán Helena y Fernanda Rodajes en el Palacio de Sobrellano Ficha artística: Daniele Liotti 1969. Julio Diamante Paul Naschy Ficha Artística: Gerard Barray SexyKiller Laia Marull, Teresa Gimpera 2008. Miguel Martí Silvia Abascal Valérie Lagrange Ficha Artística: Cesar Camino Rodolfo Sancho Alberto Dalbes Macarena Gómez Punto QR: 2 Alejo Sauras Paco León Punto QR: 9 Los Camioneros Punto QR: 10 La Sombra Prohibida 1973. Mario Camus 2011. José Luís Alemán Ficha artística: Sancho Gracia, La Residencia Ficha artística: Daniele Liotti María Luisa Ponte 1969.Narciso Ibáñez Serrador Paul Naschy José Suárez Ficha Artística: Lily Palmer Laia Marull Erasmo Pascual Cristina Galbó Silvia Abascal Punto QR: 4 Rodolfo Sancho John Moulder Brown Punto QR: 2 Maribel Martín Mary Mande Punto QR: 9 .
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