Andreas Dresen, Doris Dörrie Films to World Premiere at Zurich Film Festival
The world premieres of two major German films, by Andreas Dresen and Doris Dörrie, will feature in the Gala Premieres section of Zurich Film Festival.
The world premieres of two major German films, by Andreas Dresen and Doris Dörrie, will feature in the Gala Premieres section of Zurich Film Festival.
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