01 December 1959 Factual 9 mins
The short documentary film by Fritz Illing was awarded with the German Film Prize in 1960 and shows an Andalusian pilgrimage.
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Germany 01 December 1959
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Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1959 Fritz Illing (Berlin/West).
