Mysterie-buffa Trailer (1961)
12 December 1961
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Cast
Crew
Vladimir Mayakovsky Theatre Play
Antonín Moskalyk Director
Evžen Sokolovský Director
Milan Peloušek Director of Photography
Josef Berg Original Music Composer
Miloš Tomek Set Designer
Production Companies
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