Psychodráma (1967)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 0M

Director : Jozef Zachar
Writer : Jozef Zachar

Synopsis

Actors

Crews

Jozef Zachar
Jozef Zachar
Director
Jozef Zachar
Jozef Zachar
Idea
Jozef Zachar
Jozef Zachar
Screenplay
Pavel Čilek
Pavel Čilek
Director of Photography
Oskár Šághy
Oskár Šághy
Director of Photography
Alojz Hanúsek
Alojz Hanúsek
Director of Photography
Alfréd Benčič
Alfréd Benčič
Editor
Alexander Pallós
Alexander Pallós
Sound
Štefan Gašparík
Štefan Gašparík
Production Manager

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