Kurt Müller-Reitzner Trailers
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Most Popular Kurt Müller-Reitzner Trailers
Total trailers found: 14
Griseldis Trailer (1974)
05 January 1974
Count Harro von Treuenfels is suspected of poisoning his wife. Griseldis von Ronach, his daughter's governess, falls in love with the count and sets out to find the real culprit.
Irrlicht und Feuer Trailer (1966)
21 August 1966
Jürgen Fohrmann works as a hauer underground. In the course of the coal crisis, his mine closes - he loses the work.
The Shield and the Sword Trailer (1968)
19 August 1968
The year is 1940 and Nazi Germany is at the height of its military prowess, having captured most of Europe and eyeing the Soviet Union to the East.
Orpheus steigt herab Trailer (1965)
16 October 1965
In the Jim-Crow South, Val Xavier is a bass-playing drifter who retains a wild, compassionate spirit amid neon-lit decay.
On the Way to Lenin Trailer (1970)
15 April 1970
A train travels through the vastness of Russia, a train with German prisoners of war returning home, and Viktor Kleist, a young German communist from an intellectual home in Munich, travels back home with them.
Das Mädchen an der Orga Privat Trailer (1967)
28 September 1967
In 1928 Berlin, 19-year-old stenotypist Erna Halbe lands a prized typing job at Orga Privat. Thrust into the soul-killing monotony of a sprawling corporate office, she rallies her fellow typists to challenge unjust working conditions.
Projekt Aqua Trailer (1969)
07 February 1969
The GDR has concluded an important agreement with a friendly country in the Middle East, in which it undertakes to supply and install pumping stations as a prerequisite for a large-scale irrigation system.
Der Mann aus Kanada Trailer (1967)
13 August 1967
Inge Karsten receives an unexpected visit from her former student friend Margit from the West. She is even more surprised to hear that she is married to her stepbrother Herbert, who was long thought to be missing and whom she had almost forgotten.
