Schultze Gets the Blues - DVD
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BACK ON DVD - INCLUDES AUDIO COMMENTARY TRACK FROM WRITER/DIRECTOR MICHAEL SCHORR (In German with English Subtitles) - Anyone who enjoys cinematic fare that's off the beaten path will happily follow a zydeco-loving salt miner on a rejuvenating musical odyssey from Germany to Louisiana. Film festival award-winner Horst Krause stars as the taciturn, barrel-shaped Schultze.
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- GenreDramaDescriptionBACK ON DVD - INCLUDES AUDIO COMMENTARY TRACK FROM WRITER/DIRECTOR MICHAEL SCHORR (In German with English Subtitles) - Anyone who enjoys cinematic fare that's off the beaten path will happily follow a zydeco-loving salt miner on a rejuvenating musical odyssey from Germany to Louisiana. Film festival award-winner Horst Krause stars as the taciturn, barrel-shaped Schultze.TitleSchultze Gets the Blues - DVDFormatDVDMPAA RatingPGStudioParamount Studios
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