Raka Trailer (1968)
12 July 1968
South African Movie
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12 July 1968
South African Movie
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Marijan Bayer as Franz
Sandra Lipman as Swanilda
Veronica Paeper as Woman
Ronald Paradise as Dr. Coppelius
Juan Sánchez as Raka
Ken Yeatman as Koki
Grenville Middleton Cinematography
Alfred Travers Director
Vincent G. Cox Cinematography
Sven Persson Cinematography
Carl Czerny Music
Graham Newcater Music
South Africa 12 July 1968
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Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1968 Sven Persson Films.