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Three directors open their personal gates to hell and let us glimpse into the abyss of the human soul.
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Three directors open their personal gates to hell and let us glimpse into the abyss of the human soul.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Philip Lilienschwarz, Jackie Wulf, Herbert Gantner, Markus Wimberger
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Mitternachtsfilm
Cast
Markus Wimberger, Herbert Gantner, Philip Lilienschwarz
Director
Helmut Berger
Professor Schneider
Erwin Leder
Inspector Faber
Jackie Wulf
Professor Satanasius
Kristina Kostiv
Lisa
Alexander E. Fennon
Professor Böhler
Sabrina Arnds
Lucille
Frens Mike
Inspector Ebner
Barbara Brunner
Andrea
Alexander Donesch
Kaj
Mareike Ruhmann
Katharina
Frank Ramirez
Gnome
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