Auguste Bolte Trailer (1974)
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Cast
Cornelia Froboess as Auguste Bolte
Gisela Trowe as Mama Bolte
Alexander May as Klavierlehrer Lehmann
Kirsten Dene as Annalouise
Heinz Meier as Blumenverkäufer
Crew
Gerd Winkler Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 25 June 1974
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