40 Jahre Werkself Trailer (2019)
Watch the official 40 Jahre Werkself 2019 trailer in HD below.
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Michael Ballack as himself
Reiner Calmund as himself
Stefan Kießling as himself
Simon Rolfes as himself
Peter Bosz as himself
Julian Brandt as himself
Kai Havertz as himself
Germany 03 August 2019
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