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Smog (1973)

Genre : Drama, TV Movie

Runtime : 1H 26M

Director : Wolfgang Petersen

Synopsis

Every day they clean the dirty windows of their cars from the filthy film that has formed overnight. Measuring stations call a low smog warning. But one day a soccer player collapses on the pitch with breathlessness.

Actors

Marie-Luise Marjan
Marie-Luise Marjan
Elvira Rykalla
Wolfgang Grönebaum
Wolfgang Grönebaum
Franz Rykalla
Heinz Schacht
Heinz Schacht
Opa Rykalla
Michaela Henner
Michaela Henner
Andrea Rykalla
Hans Schulze
Hans Schulze
Grobek
Doris Gallart
Doris Gallart
Frau Grobeck
Edda Pastor
Edda Pastor
Frl. von Schultz
Wolff Lindner
Wolff Lindner
Stettner
Alf Pankarter
Alf Pankarter
Steinbrück
Jürgen Hilken
Jürgen Hilken
Schwind
Hermann Lause
Hermann Lause
Dr. Beiersdorf
Rudolf Jürgen Bartsch
Rudolf Jürgen Bartsch
Engelbrecht
Wilfried Szubries
Wilfried Szubries
Timpe
Konrad Horschik
Konrad Horschik
Plötz
Jakob Gröblighoff
Jakob Gröblighoff
Villarcik
C.W. Koch
C.W. Koch
Moderator
Hajo Jahn
Hajo Jahn
Moderator
Hans Werner Conen
Hans Werner Conen
Reporter
Tana Schanzara
Tana Schanzara
Frau am Fenster
Egon Hoegen
Egon Hoegen
Radiosprecher
Gisela Marx
Gisela Marx
Werner Sonne
Werner Sonne
Kurt Gehrhard
Kurt Gehrhard
Maria Graef
Maria Graef
Hansjakob Gröblinghoff
Hansjakob Gröblinghoff

Crews

Wolfgang Petersen
Wolfgang Petersen
Director
Wolfgang Menge
Wolfgang Menge
Author
Wolfgang Petersen
Wolfgang Petersen
Author
Peter Märthesheimer
Peter Märthesheimer
Producer
Jörg-Michael Baldenius
Jörg-Michael Baldenius
Director of Photography
Liesgret Schmitt-Klink
Liesgret Schmitt-Klink
Editor
Nils Sustrate
Nils Sustrate
Music
Gerd Schuberth
Gerd Schuberth
Makeup Artist
Theodor Henner
Theodor Henner
Unit Manager
Karlheinz Hornung
Karlheinz Hornung
Production Manager
Herbert Watrin
Herbert Watrin
Assistant Unit Manager
Gaby Werth
Gaby Werth
Assistant Director
Manfred Oelschlegel
Manfred Oelschlegel
Sound
Günter Kiessling
Günter Kiessling
Assistant Camera
Maria-Antoinette Borgel
Maria-Antoinette Borgel
Script Supervisor

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