Sex-Business: Made in Pasing (1970)
Interview with German softcore film director Alois Brummer
Top billed cast
Alois BrummerSelf
Hans-Jürgen SyberbergSelf - Interviewer
Rinaldo TalamontiSelf
Ricci HohltSelf- Günter HendelSelf
- Rita WeinbergSelf
- Rolf VogelSelf
- Atze GlanertSelf
- Gerda KammerloherSelf
- Alois KammerloherSelf
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