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Hütet eure Töchter!
A film consisting of seven episodes directed by young West German filmmakers, some of whom were signatories of the famous Oberhausen Manifesto. The film focuses on the sometimes highly dramatic fates of young girls.
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A film consisting of seven episodes directed by young West German filmmakers, some of whom were signatories of the famous Oberhausen Manifesto. The film focuses on the sometimes highly dramatic fates of young girls.
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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Franz-Josef Spieker, Karl Schedereit, Wolf Hart, Rob Houwer, Michael Blackwood, Eberhard Hauff, Walter Krüttner
Written By:Walter Krüttner, Christoph Veiel, Wolf Hart, Rob Houwer, Franz-Josef Spieker, Eberhard Hauff
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Runtime:81 minutes
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