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Meidericher runner

Mar 30, 2014
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★ 10.0

Overview

Meidericher runner is a German documentary that deals with the runner-up team of Meidericher SV , the present MSV Duisburg is concerned, from the first Bundesliga season 1963/64. He is the first part of the documentary series from the beginning to the west end and experienced on March 30, 2014 Film Forum Duisburg its premiere.

Genres

Documentary

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