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Næste Gang er det dig

Nov 23, 1948

0h 17m

★ 7.0

Overview

The cause of the traffic accident should not be sought at the time of the accident itself, but long before. The motorist who has been drinking a little. The cyclist who is busy and the motorcyclist who drives correctly but still falls victim to an accident due to the ruthlessness of others.

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

ASA

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Cast

Speaker (voice)

Johan Jacobsen

Cyklisten

Jytte Enselmann

Motorcyklisten

Mantza Rasmussen

Bilisten

Gunnar Lemvigh

Markøren

Peer Guldbrandsen

Fodgængeren

Helga Frier

Mand i cottoncoat

Ove Sprogøe

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