DVD: The Ellusionist

Gebrauchte DVD mit The Illusionist. Löstes Datum? Wait. Need accurate: "Brugt DVD med The Illusionist. Løs disc i papirlomme uden originalt cover." Danish: "Brugt DVD med The Illusionist. Løs disc i papirlomme uden originalt cover." Means "Used DVD with The Illusionist. Loose disc in paper sleeve without original cover." In German: "Gebrauchte DVD mit The Illusionist. Lose Scheibe in einer Papierhülle ohne Originalcover." Also "papirlomme" is "paper sleeve" or "Papierumschlag". "Løs disc" spelled "Løst" meaning "loose disc". So final: Gebrauchte DVD mit The Illusionist. Lose Disc in Papierhülle ohne originales Cover. But "originalt cover" should be "Original-Cover" in German; but instruction: Do not translate product names; "The Illusionist" is a proper noun/product name; keep as written. "Originalt cover" -> "Originalcover" or "Original-Cover". German typically "Original-Cover". We'll translate. Also "papirlomme" translated as "Papierhülle" or "Papierumschlag". Usually for discs it's "Papierhülle" or "Papierhülle". I'll use "Papierhülle". And "originalt cover" -> "Originalcover" or "Original-Cover". I'll pick "Originalcover" or "Original-Cover". I'll choose "Originalcover" without hyphen? German normally uses "Original-Cover" with hyphen. Let's do "Originalcover"? I'll choose "Original-Cover" for clarity. Final: "Gebrauchte DVD mit The Illusionist. Lose Disc in Papierhülle ohne Original-Cover." Ensure capitalization: "Gebrauchte" ok. Done. No extra. Include line breaks preserved; there was one line only. So final line. But I included period after. Good. Provide.