Die Nashörner
Die Nashörner
1961, German. Directed by Gustav Rudolf Sellner.
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- 2 March 1961
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- Germany
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Die Nashörner isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 2 March 1961. (Checked 10 November 2026.)
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If you liked Die Nashörner, try The German Lesson, What Maisie Knew, El Chicano.
Who directed Die Nashörner?
Die Nashörner (1961) was directed by Gustav Rudolf Sellner and stars Bernhard Wicki, Joachim Teege, Ursula Lingen.