A ló is ember Trailer (1968)
01 January 1968 Comedy, TV Movie
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Cast
Éva Almási as Szűcs Éva
Lajos Őze as Bakucz
Imre Ráday as Valkó Csaba
Erzsi Pápai as Bakuczné
Zoltán Greguss as Gedeon
Crew
István Csurka Writer
International Releases Dates
Hungary 01 January 1968
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