07 November 1967 Comedy 93 mins
Experimental fiction film about young people taking on different creative tasks.
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Rolf Zacher as Hans
Franziska Oehme as Petra
Ardy Strüwer as Ardy
Hubert von Meyerinck as Ernst Francken
Dunja Rajter as Sybille
George Moorse Director
George Moorse Writer
Daniel Schmid Assistant Director
Gérard Vandenberg Director of Photography
Klaus Lea Writer
Wolfgang Petersen Assistant Director
Christa Wernicke Editor
Wolfgang Ramsbott Producer
Germany 07 November 1967
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