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The Hunt for the Boot

1962, German. Directed by Konrad Petzold.

Germany 1932, constant fights between Communists and Nazis tear the country apart. When a Communist is found dead, the police accuses another Communist being his murderer. But the Communist youth group follows another trail - the murderer left a characteristic boot print at the scene of the crime.

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1h 25m
Post-credits
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Language
German
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Released
17 August 1962
Original title
Die Jagd nach dem Stiefel
Country
Germany, East Germany
Written by
Hans-Albert Pederzani, Konrad Petzold

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The Hunt for the Boot (1962) was directed by Konrad Petzold and stars Günter Naumann, Gerry Wolff, Raimund Schelcher.

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