Brennendes Geheimnis Trailer

Brennendes Geheimnis Trailer (1977)

06 March 1977 Drama

A married woman takes her young son to a spa resort in the hope of helping his asthmatic condition. But she falls in love with a dashing baron.

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Cast

Christiane Hörbiger

as Mathilde Blumberg

Thomas Ohrner

as Edgar Blumberg

Walther Reyer

as Dr. Arthur Blumberg

Nora Minor

as Großmutter

Wolf Ackva

as Sprecher

International Releases Dates

Germany 06 March 1977

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