I Was a “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma”
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A Dream About Freedom
After a few years in prison Stickan comes out and trying to readjust to society. He is approached by his old prison buddy Janne who is full of ideas how to get over the money without having to work.
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After a few years in prison Stickan comes out and trying to readjust to society. He is approached by his old prison buddy Janne who is full of ideas how to get over the money without having to work.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Bengt Forslund, Jan Halldoff
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:SF Studios
Cast
Jan Halldoff
Director
Per Ragnar
Janne
Stig Törnblom
Stickan
Bo Halldoff
Supervisor
Sten Ardenstam
Car driver
Ann Norstedt
Ann
Elisabeth Nordkvist
Janne's Girl
Inga-Lill Valfridsson
FNL Girl (as Inga-Lill Walfridsson)
Björn Anderö
TV Reporter (uncredited)
Åke W. Edfeldt
TV Journalist (uncredited)
Gurli Svedlund
Lady at the Newsagent's (uncredited)
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