Klokslag Twaalf

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Klokslag Twaalf
Directed by	Léo Joannon
Written by	(dialogue), [fr] (novel)
Release date	November 5, 1936
Running time	89 minutes
Country	Netherlands
Language	Dutch

Klokslag Twaalf is a 1936 Dutch crime film drama directed by Léo Joannon.

Cast[]

... Jean Verdier
... Matia
Coen Hissink

External links[]

Klokslag Twaalf at IMDb

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