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School for Suicide is a danois film of genre Drama directed by Knud Leif Thomsen with Jørgen Ryg

School for Suicide (1964)

School for Suicide
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Length 1h26
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OriginDanemark
Genres Drama,    Comedy
Rating62% 3.112273.112273.112273.112273.11227

School for Suicide (Danish: Selvmordsskolen) is a 1964 Danish drama film directed by Knud Leif Thomsen. It was entered into the 14th Berlin International Film Festival.

Actors

Jørgen Ryg

(Selvmordskandidat)Axel Strøbye

(Doktor X)Hans W. Petersen

(Bedemand)Bodil Udsen

(Sundhedsplejerske)Judy Gringer

(Klinikdame)
And :
Lone Hertz
Minna Jørgensen
Palle Huld
Kirsten Walther
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