Die blinden Ameisen Trailer (1970)
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Cast
Edith Heerdegen as Josefa
Günter Strack as Fermin
Lina Carstens as Großmutter
Volkert Kraeft as Cosme
Herbert Fleischmann as Pedro
Hannelore Elsner as Pepita
Sigfrit Steiner as Anton
Crew
Oswald Döpke Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 13 October 1970
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