28 December 1961 Drama 92 mins
The plot revolves around a group of people who, for various reasons, want to flee Germany to Sweden in 1937.
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Robert Graf as Gregor
Beatrice Schweizer as Judith
Paul Dahlke as Herr Knudsen
Carl Lange as Pastor
Edith Heerdegen as Frau Knudsen
Dierk Hardebeck as Kröger
Joachim Ernst as Dr. Frerking
Josef Sieber as Janssen
Ola Svensson as Schwedischer Matrose
Hans Elwenspoek as Wirt
Detlof Krüger as Konservator
Fritz Moser Director of Photography
Guntram von Ehrenstein Editor
Alfred Andersch Novel
Rainer Wolffhardt Director
Leopold Ahlsen Writer
Helmut Pigge Producer
Germany 28 December 1961
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