Geldsorgen Trailer (1979)
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Joost Siedhoff as Herbert Paetsch
Ruth Kähler as Lotte Paetsch
Sibylle Nicolai as Dagmar
Hans Elwenspoek as Fritz Paetsch
Gert Haucke as Kube
Frank Guthke Director
Germany 09 April 1979
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17 November 1979
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