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Our Daily Bread is a film of genre Drama directed by Slátan Dudow released in USA on 5 october 1950 with Paul Bildt
Our Daily Bread (1949)
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Add to a movie listUnser täglich Brot is an East German film. It was released in 1949.
Actors
Paul Bildt
(Karl Webers)
Paul Edwin Roth
(Harry Webers)
Erna Sellmer
(Bäckersfrau)
Friedrich Gnaß
Herbert Weißbach
(2. Skeptiker)
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