Black Butterfly (2006 film)

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Black Butterfly
The cover for the film
Directed by	Francisco Lombardi
Written by	Alonso Cueto (story) Giovanna Pollarolo (writer)
Produced by	Gustavo Sánchez
Edited by	Roberto Benavides
Release date	November 1, 2006 (2006-11-01)
Running time	118 minutes
Countries	Spain Peru
Language	Spanish

Black Butterfly (Spanish: Mariposa negra) is a 2006 Peruvian drama film directed by Francisco Lombardi from a screenplay written by Giovanna Pollarolo, based on the novel of Alonso Cueto.^[1]