Alfred Tolle Trailers
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Most Popular Alfred Tolle Trailers
Total trailers found: 9
Bold Adventure Trailer (1956)
07 November 1956
In the 16th century, as Flanders is invaded by the Spanish, Till the Mischievous uses stratagems to enter the service of Ferdinand Alvare de Toledo, Duke of Alba, and from there organize resistance against the invaders.
Damals in Paris Trailer (1956)
02 November 1956
1944: Geneviève and René live in occupied Paris. They love each other, and the young woman looks fearfully at René's activities in the Resistance.
Chronicle of a Murder Trailer (1965)
25 February 1965
In the mid-1950s, mayor Zwischenzahl is killed on the day of his inauguration in a West German town. The killer is Ruth Bodenheim, a Jewish woman, who wanted to avenge the death of her parents.
Entlassen auf Bewährung Trailer (1965)
17 June 1965
After causing a deadly hit-and-run motorcycle accident, Conny Schenk spends two years in prison, where he is able to complete a printing apprenticeship and is released early for good behavior.
Heart of Stone Trailer (1950)
08 December 1950
Lavish adaptation of Wilhelm Hauff′s fairy tale: Young charburner Peter Munk dreams of joining the upper class.
The Golden Ger Trailer (1961)
12 July 1961
Herder Pagwa lives in a hut in a valley of beautiful flowers, where he hoards a mysterious chest whose secret is not revealed even to his three sons.
Distinguishing marks: none Trailer (1956)
08 March 1956
Post-war Germany: Like so many other women, Gerda Krause has lost her husband during the war and has to fend for herself and her two children.
Sein großer Sieg Trailer (1952)
07 August 1952
GDR and West Berlin in the 1950s. Hans Nettermann, a designer at the "Komet" bicycle factory, is a favorite of the BSG road riders.
Simplon-Tunnel Trailer (1959)
12 June 1959
A sociohistorical drama about the construction of the Simplon-tunnel: A conflict develops when German workers want to strike and fight for better working conditions while Italian workers simply want to earn money and provide for their families.
