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Rhythm of the Rock Tribe
A documentary about rich history of rock scene in Rijeka, Croatia.
Monster: The Josef Fritzl Story
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Top Billed Cast
Hans-Heinz Lenze Self
Karl Dunkl Self
Friedrich Leimlehner Self
Christine Ranner Self
Maria Neubauer Self
Paul Höra Self
Elfriede Höra Self
Paul Ruhdorfer Self
Christa Woldrich Self
Jutta Haberci Self
Josef Leitner Self
Walter Lang Self
Alfred Dubanovsky Self
Andrea Schmitt Self
Adelheid Kastner Self
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