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Adversaires invisibles is a belge film of genre War with André Daufel
Adversaires invisibles (1947)
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Add to a movie listAdversaires invisibles est un long métrage belge de guerre réalisé par Jean Gatti selon le scénario de Thibaut De Maizières et de J.Malo prévu en sortie pour 1945, mais diffusé en salle en 1947.
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