
Bielefeld Lichtwerk
Bielefeld Lichtwerk
Bielefeld Lichtwerk at Fmovies. A found footage experiment made using an excerpt from the film Taranula! (1955)
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- Country: Germany
- Director: Schmelzdahin
- Cast: John Agar,

Bielefeld Lichtwerk at Fmovies. A found footage experiment made using an excerpt from the film Taranula! (1955)


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