Helga (1967)

★ 4.0 1h 17m IMDb
Drama Documentary
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Helga is a documentary film that deals with the physical aspects of human anatomy and reproduction. From the earliest stages of pregnancy, to birth, the camera follows Helga through all, until she has her baby. This semi-documentary-styled film relies heavily on medical and educational information. The actual birth is filmed in remarkable close-up sequences.

Helga

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Ruth Gassmann
Ruth Gassmann as Helga Age 91 · Augsburg, Germany Ruth Gassmann is a German actress and vocalist..
Director Erich F. Bender
Cast Ruth Gassmann, Eberhard Mondry, Asgard Hummel, Ilse Zierstorff

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