"The most important and informative film of the decade." 09 June 1966 Drama 86 mins
A serious Swiss melodrama/documentary about abortion, marketed as a sexy exploitation movie in the US. The film contains real medical footage.
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René Deltgen as Dr. Diener
Beate Tschudi as Sophie Rüesch
Margot Trooger as Frau Sidler
Dieter Borsche as Herr Sidler
Sabine Bethmann as Frau Maurer
Ursula Heyer as Frau Somazzi
Tadeusz Łomnicki as Dr. Manfred Maurer
Charles Regnier as Professor
Margret Neuhaus as Frau Kleiner
Peter Oehme as Gerichtspräsident
Eugen Schüfftan Director of Photography
Robert Blum Music
Artur Brauner Producer
K. Gordon Murray Producer
Hermann Schwerin Co-Producer
Lazar Wechsler Producer
Aleksander Ford Director
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