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Falešný hráč

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Falešný hráč
Directed by	Jaroslav Hurt
Written by	Jirí Dimmer
Starring	Anna Sedlácková
Cinematography	Max Urban
Release date	2 February 1913
Country	Austria-Hungary
Languages	Silent Czech intertitles

Falešný hráč is a 1913 Austro-Hungarian drama film directed by Jaroslav Hurt.

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