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Address Unknown

1944·1h 15m·Approved
Drama
IMDb Rating
★ 6.9/10
1,338 votes

A U.S.-based art dealer travels to his former homeland of Germany, where he becomes dangerously susceptible to Nazi propaganda.

Address Unknown is a 1944 drama movie directed by William Cameron Menzies, starring Morris Carnovsky, Mady Christians, Carl Esmond. It holds an IMDb rating of 6.9/10 from 1,338 votes and runs 1h 15m.

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Director
William Cameron Menzies
Stars
Morris Carnovsky
Mady Christians
Carl Esmond
Paul Lukas
Details
1944-06-01
75 min
Movie
Approved
★ United States
★ English, German
Keywords
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