24 Mar 1944
Sharpshooter: Master of Camouflage and Deception
German training film from World War II.
Top Billed Cast
Luis Ciges Self
Giuseppe Corddeda Self
Giuseppe De Minico Self
Barbara Jacobs Self
Emil Jacobs Self
Norma Jacobs Self
Renzo Lodoli Self
Lise London Self
Teo López Self
Marcel Maigrot Self
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