Mohrenwäsche Trailer (1966)
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Cast
Edda Seippel as Mutti
Roberto Blanco as Alfred
Ruth Drexel as Lina
Heinz Schimmelpfennig as Kowalski
Dieter Henkel as Felix
Robert Meyn as Pappi
Crew
Rainer Wolffhardt Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 22 March 1966
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