Dorothea Merz Trailer (1976)
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Dieter Kirchlechner as Erich
Fritz Rasp as Der alte Merz
Sabine Sinjen as Dorothea
Marcus Zenkel as Heinrich Merz
Michael Ballhaus Director of Photography
Peter Beauvais Director
Tankred Dorst Writer
Lothar Kirchem Production Design
Wilhelm Killmayer Original Music Composer
Ursula Ehler Writer
Germany 22 May 1976
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