Sei gegrüßt, Du mein schönes Sorrent Trailer (1930)
Drama by Romano Mengon
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Cast
Crew
Károly Vass Director of Photography
Werner Schmidt-Boelcke Original Music Composer
Paul Rischke Still Photographer
Romano Mengon Director
Max Heilbronner Art Direction
Carl R. Reiner Costume Designer
Bobby E. Lüthge Writer
International Titles
Der Mann, für eine Nacht Trailer
Un soir à Sorrente Trailer
International Releases Dates
Germany 11 June 1930
Production Companies
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