Verettömät (1913)

Genre : Drama

Runtime : 49M

Director : Kaarle Halme

Synopsis

Actors

Oskar Krabbe
Oskar Krabbe
Paroni
Hilma Rantanen
Hilma Rantanen
Margareta
Mandi Terho
Mandi Terho
Helvi
John Precht
John Precht
Mauno Harjunpää
Karl Lindgren
Karl Lindgren
Toivo Kariluoto
Jalo Lesche
Jalo Lesche
Roope Kariluoto
Sven Hildén
Sven Hildén
Leo Launemaa

Crews

Kaarle Halme
Kaarle Halme
Director
Kaarle Halme
Kaarle Halme
Writer
Hjalmar V. Pohjanheimo
Hjalmar V. Pohjanheimo
Producer

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