Marché à Berne Trailer

Marché à Berne Trailer (1897)

01 January 1897 Factual 1 mins

A city view, rich in movement, shot at the corner of the Schauplatzgasse in Bern.

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International Releases Dates

Switzerland 01 January 1897

Italy 03 October 2022

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