Mademoiselle Löwenzorn Trailer (1965)
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Anne-Marie Blanc as Mademoiselle Ziselin
Alexander Kerst as Dr. Till Ulen
Heinz Moog as Nebelsteiner
Horst Niendorf as Lamm
Friedrich Joloff as Domenico Aprile
Gerhard Klingenberg Director
Germany 04 March 1965
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