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North Sea (1938)
Drama-documentary, reconstructing a real incident in which a trawler got into difficulties in a North Sea storm. Released 7th March 1938.
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Drama-documentary, reconstructing a real incident in which a trawler got into difficulties in a North Sea storm. Released 7th March 1938.
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Genre:Drama, Documentary
Written By:Harry Watt
In Theaters:3/7/1938
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:GPO Film Unit
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