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The Night Belongs to Us

1929, German. Directed by Henry Roussel & Carl Froelich.

During a test run for a large race in Sicily the racing car driver Bettina Bang gets into an accident and is saved by a secretive person unknown to her. It later turns out that the unknown man is the race car driver Harry Bredow.

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1h 50m
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Language
German
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Released
23 December 1929
Original title
Die Nacht gehört uns
Country
Germany
Written by
Walter Reisch, Walter Supper

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Who directed The Night Belongs to Us?

The Night Belongs to Us (1929) was directed by Henry Roussel and Carl Froelich and stars Hans Albers, Charlotte Ander, Otto Wallburg.

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