01 January 1969 Factual, TV Movie 78 mins
An interview with film director Josef von Sternberg, produced for Belgium television.
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Josef von Sternberg as Interviewee
Dorothée Blanck as Interviewer
Guido Barrezeele as Narrator
Annemarie Coebergh as Narrator
Ghislain Cloquet Director of Photography
Harry Kümel Director
Harry Kümel Writer
Jos Op De Beeck Producer
Belgium 01 January 1969
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