Status: Released
Released Date: 1942-11-13
Runtime: 32 mins
Director: Kaj Aspegren
Writer: Per Olof Palme
Spoken language: svenska
Genres: Documentary, Drama
Original title: Fire, Clay & People
Production Companies: SF Studios, Kooperativa Förbundet (KF)
Production Countries: Sweden
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