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A young worker has decided he must get to buy a lottery ticket with the number 33.333. He manage to get the ticket. This leads to a long series of complicated developments.
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A young worker has decided he must get to buy a lottery ticket with the number 33.333. He manage to get the ticket. This leads to a long series of complicated developments.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Arthur Fischer, Algot Sandberg
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:AB Anglo Film
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