Freie Fahrt Trailer (1928)
07 December 1928 Drama 71 mins
The struggels of the German proletariat over the course of several centuries. Propaganda film by the Social Democratic Party.
Watch the official Freie Fahrt 1928 trailer in HD below.
07 December 1928 Drama 71 mins
The struggels of the German proletariat over the course of several centuries. Propaganda film by the Social Democratic Party.
Watch the official Freie Fahrt 1928 trailer in HD below.
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Ernö Metzner Director
Germany 07 December 1928
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