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The Architecture of Doom is a film of genre Documentary with Bruno Ganz

The Architecture of Doom (1989)

The Architecture of Doom
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The Architecture of Doom (Swedish: Undergångens arkitektur) is a 1989 documentary by Swedish director Peter Cohen and narrated by Rolf Arsenius. German- and English-language versions have also been released.

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Bruno Ganz

(German narrator (voice))Jeanne Moreau

(French narrator (voice))
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