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The Damned (1948)
In April 1945, a group of Nazis and collaborators gather in Oslo to board a submarine headed for South America, aiming to avoid justice. Kidnapped Doctor Guilbert is forced to accompany them.
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In April 1945, a group of Nazis and collaborators gather in Oslo to board a submarine headed for South America, aiming to avoid justice. Kidnapped Doctor Guilbert is forced to accompany them.
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Genre:Drama, War, Thriller
Written By:Henri Jeanson, René Clément, Jacques Rémy
In Theaters:4/24/1948
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Spéva Films
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