They are Seven Like the Seven Plagues

They are Seven Like the Seven Plagues

1943 · 87 min · ★ 8.0 · Comedy

A painter and a composer, twins and both of them carefree, live their life in dire straits, which does not make them unhappy. The are waiting for success to solve their financial problems, but success is in no hurry to reach out for them.

Directed by Endre Rodriguez

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