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A Film About Love
At a prom ball, Peter and Helen catch each other's eyes over the children's heads. Peter is desperate to meet Helen and follows her to Mallorca, where she plans to spend her holiday with her husband.
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At a prom ball, Peter and Helen catch each other's eyes over the children's heads. Peter is desperate to meet Helen and follows her to Mallorca, where she plans to spend her holiday with her husband.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Thomas Samuelsson, Annette Kullenberg, Mats Arehn
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Svenska Filminstitutet, SVT, Omega Film & Television
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