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The Little Lion And The Big Ones

1973, German. Directed by Ula Stöckl.

Manfred takes his nephew, Martin, on a business trip to Rome. They stay with Manfred's brother Georg, who lives in Rome. On the way there Manfred and Martin meet Lilo, a girl who is also on her way to Rome.

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Released
17 July 1973
Original title
Der kleine Löwe und die Großen
Written by
Ula Stöckl
woman director

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The Little Lion And The Big Ones (1973) was directed by Ula Stöckl and stars Gaby Gasser, Hans Peter Hallwachs, Martin Halm.

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