03 Apr 1990
The Inner Harbor
A documentary about the dockworkers in Gothenburg, and the future of the shipping industry in the city.
Top Billed Cast
Horst Beck Citizen
Werner Stock Subject
Heinz Lausch Reasonable Man
Herbert Rüdiger Passenger
Erich Fiedler Passenger
Ewald Wenck Ticket Inspector
Bruno W. Pantel Friend of the Shop Owner
Carsta Löck The Choleric's Wife
Willi Rose Driver
Ilse Fürstenberg Driver's Wife
Kurt Pratsch-Kaufmann Newspaper Reader
Erich Dunskus Gardener
Egon Vogel Conductor
Eduard Wandrey
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