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Salon der Meerungeheuer is a 1930 documentary short film from UFA. The film centers around a show booth owner who presents 'Udine,' a mermaid, alongside various sea animals.
This film is quite unique, with limited availability since it didn't see much of a widespread release. Copies are rare, and those that surface often come from private collections or niche distributors. Given its odd subject matter and the curiosity surrounding early documentary films, it attracts a specific kind of collector interested in the strange and the obscure. The lack of a known director adds an air of mystery, making it all the more fascinating for those who delve into early cinema.
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Salon der Meerungeheuer is a documentary short film.
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The top cast members are Wilhelm Prager and Karl Platen.
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