Paul Esbeck Trailer (1971)
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Cast
Margarethe von Trotta as Ute
Trude Breitschopf as Frau Dülpers
Gert Haucke as Gausche
Heinz Meier as Lennartz
Arnold Marquis as Dülpers
Helma Seitz as Frau Matthiesen
Christine Oesterlein as Frau Ressel
Friedrich G. Beckhaus as Zenzen
Volkert Kraeft as Wiese
Hans Peter Hallwachs as Bredow
Karl Renar as Schimmel
Ernst Fritz Fürbringer as Landesbischof
Towje Kleiner as Kurt
Karsten Peters as Berger
Annemarie Wendl as Frau
Marlies Schönau as Frau Knörzer
Crew
Erich Neureuther Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 07 April 1971
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