Pascal - Gödel
Pascal - Gödel
Credits
Title: Pascal - Gödel
Original Title: Pascal - Gödel
Language versions: Silent
Country: Austria
Year: 1986
Length: 5 min
Color: black and white
Director: Mara Mattuschka
Cinematography: Mara Mattuschka
Editing: Mara Mattuschka
Sound: Mara Mattuschka
Featuring: Mimi Minus
World Sales: sixpackfilm
Age Recommendation: 12
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