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Anne Grete Hilding, Else Kornerup, Vagn Kramer, Henry Lohmann, Gerda Madsen, Henry Nielsen, Inga Schultz, and Karl Stegger in En skefuld katharsis (1958)

Anne Grete Hilding, Else Kornerup, Vagn Kramer, Henry Lohmann, Gerda Madsen, Henry Nielsen, Mogens Pedersen, Marteng Petersen, Karl Stegger, and Poul Thomsen in En skefuld katharsis (1958)

Anne Grete Hilding, Henry Lohmann, Henry Nielsen, Mogens Pedersen, Inga Schultz, Karl Stegger, and Poul Thomsen in En skefuld katharsis (1958)

Helga Frier, Anne Grete Hilding, Vagn Kramer, Henry Lohmann, Gerda Madsen, Mogens Pedersen, and Karl Stegger in En skefuld katharsis (1958)

Gabriel Axel, Helga Frier, Anne Grete Hilding, Else Kornerup, Vagn Kramer, Henry Lohmann, Gerda Madsen, Henry Nielsen, Mogens Pedersen, Marteng Petersen, Inga Schultz, Karl Stegger, and Poul Thomsen in En skefuld katharsis (1958)

Gabriel Axel, Helga Frier, Henry Lohmann, Henry Nielsen, Mogens Pedersen, and Poul Thomsen in En skefuld katharsis (1958)

En skefuld katharsis

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