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Martin Luther is a film of genre Drama with Ulrich Thein

Martin Luther (1983)

Martin Luther
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Length 7h30
Genres Drama,    Biography,    Historical
Rating73% 3.6975353.6975353.6975353.6975353.697535

Martin Luther est un téléfilm est-allemand en cinq parties réalisé par Kurt Veth , diffusé pour la première fois en 1983.

Le film est réalisé à l'occasion du 500e anniversaire de Martin Luther.

Synopsis

Première partie Der Protest (La Protestation)

Actors

Ulrich Thein

(Martin Luther)
Renate Blume

(Reed: Barbara Cranach (1-5))
Hannjo Hasse

(de Serralonga (2))
Jürgen Frohriep

(Sturm (4))
Peter Sturm
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