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Die goldene Gans is an East German film, based on the fairy tale Golden Goose. It was released in 1964.

Die goldene Gans
Directed by	Siegfried Hartmann
Written by	Siegfried Hartmann Günter Kaltofen
Starring	Kaspar Eichel Uwe-Detlev Jessen Peter Dommisch Gerd E. Schäfer Katharina Lind
Cinematography	Karl Plintzer
Edited by	Hildegard Conrad
Music by	Siegfried Bethmann
Distributed by	DEFA
Release date	1964 (1964)
Running time	63 minutes
Country	East Germany
Language	German

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