Dare I Weep Dare I Mourn
In West Berlin, a man who lived his whole life under the thumb of his father, must get the coffin with his father's remains across the border. However, he is in for a not so pleasant surprise.
Ted Kotcheff
Director
Casts & Crew
James Mason
Otto Hoffman
Hugh Griffith
Herr Hoffman
Jill Bennett
Frida Holmeier
Kay Walsh
Greta
Maureen Pryor
Rebecca
Hamilton Dyce
Koorp
Derek Francis
Dr. Leander
Jerry Verno
Hansen
Also Directed by Ted Kotcheff
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