Reykjavík vorra daga, seinni hluti (1948)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 1H 46M

Director : Óskar Gíslason

Synopsis

A portrait of Reykjavík in color.

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Óskar Gíslason
Óskar Gíslason
Cinematography
Óskar Gíslason
Óskar Gíslason
Director

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