The Camp Followers Trailer

The Camp Followers Trailer (1965)

17 July 1965 Drama, War 114 mins

In WWII, Lieut. Martino and his men are assigned to lead a group of prostitutes through the mountainous ways to serve in brothels for Italian soldiers in Albania.

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Cast

Anna Karina

as Elenitza

Lea Massari

as Toula

Marie Laforêt

as Eftikia

Tomas Milian

as Ten.Gaetano Martino

Mario Adorf

as Castagnoli

Rossana Di Rocco

as Panaiota, Toula's sister

Milena Dravić

as Aspasia

Guido Alberti

as Gambardelli

Dušan Vujisić

as Ettore Minghetti

Jelena Žigon

as Sofia Kalamikari

Alenka Rančić

as Anthea Telesiou

Crew

Mario Nascimbene

Original Music Composer

Tonino Delli Colli

Tonino Delli Colli Director of Photography

Moris Ergas

Moris Ergas Producer

Antonio Sarno

Antonio Sarno Supervising Producer

Paolo Fiorellino

Paolo Fiorellino Assistant Editor

Kosta Krivokapić

Kosta Krivokapić Production Design

Sergio Canevari

Sergio Canevari Art Direction

Milan Todorović

Milan Todorović Art Direction

Marilù Carteny

Marilù Carteny Costume Design

International Titles

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Mädchen für die Soldaten Trailer

Le soldatesse Trailer

Des filles pour l'armée Trailer

I stratiotina Trailer

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Le soldatesse Trailer

国境は燃えている Trailer

Kokkyô wa moeteiru Trailer

Żołnierki Trailer

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Women at War Trailer

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International Releases Dates

France 01 January 2025

Hungary 02 March 1967

Italy 14 November 1965

Poland 01 January 1966

Serbia 27 February 2006

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