The Invisible Wall Trailer

The Invisible Wall Trailer (1944)

21 August 1944 Drama, War 105 mins

In an unnamed country under occupation, a senior officer is killed in an attack by a member of the resistance.

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Cast

Inga Tidblad

as Lina Boyd

Irma Christenson

as Marie de Troy

Karl-Arne Holmsten

as Stefan Becker

Erik Hell

as Walter Corell

Stig Järrel

as Victor Reis

Håkan Westergren

as Paul Brandt

Olof Winnerstrand

as Prof. Ruben

Hilda Borgström

as Mrs. Meijer

Carl Ström

as Brandt Sr.

Alf Kjellin

as Ivan Levy

Inge Wærn

as Mirjam Levy

Hampe Faustman

as Patrol Commander

Josua Bengtson

as Street Vendor (uncredited)

Hugo Björne

as Major Wolter (uncredited)

Britta Brunius

as Mrs. Fock (uncredited)

Rune Carlsten

as Interrogator (uncredited)

International Titles

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The Invisible Wall Trailer

International Releases Dates

Sweden 21 August 1944

Production Companies

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