Spolužiak (1978)
Overview
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | sk |
| Popularity | 1.07 |
Directed By
Peter Mikulík
Crew
Johannes Mario Simmel
Marian Puobiš
Ivan Marton
Roman Rjachovský
Milan Čorba
Veronika Ivanová
Adela Melková
Magda Fojtíková
Andrej Svitek
Vladimír Fuksa
Dušan Hazucha
Jozef Juráš
Karol Dlugolinský
Ján Jančuška
Daniel Hoťka
Edita Čorbová
Oľga Kalková
Dodo Šimončič
Peter Mikulík
TOP CAST
Ladislav Chudík
Ludwig Fuchs
Anna Maľová
Rosi
Jozef Vajda
Paul
Martin Huba
Sander
Jana Plichtová
Sanderová
Stano Dančiak
Kühn
Kamila Magálová
Kühnová
Ivan Mistrík
Prof. Strohbach
Milan Kňažko
Dr. Lerch
Marián Labuda
Gasselseder
Mária Hájková
Wenzelová
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