Steh' ich in finstrer Mitternacht Trailer (1927)
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Grete Reinwald as Liesl
Hugo Fischer-Köppe as Junge
Paul Morgan as Meier
Leo Peukert as Holst
Ernst Pröckl as Franz
Helene von Bolváry as Stine
Max Mack Director
Germany 01 November 1927
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09 April 1927
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19 March 1927
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03 March 1927
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04 November 1927
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28 February 1927
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