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All About My Bush 

All About My Bush is a romantic comedy set in a garden environment, about unexpected love affairs and abysmal jealousy. The beautiful and wealthy couple Nils and Karin move into the exclusive residential area with their daughter Barbro. In the house next door with the botanical garden live sisters Isabel and Lily. The sisters tend the garden and make a living by arranging guided tours through the species-rich flora. The encounter with the sisters is life-changing for Nils and Karin when their orderly existence and carefully designed lifestyle are turned upside down. Someone suddenly vandalizes the lush garden, and unexpected forces of nature are unleashed when the hunt for love and garden saboteurs begins...
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All About My Bush is a romantic comedy set in a garden environment, about unexpected love affairs and abysmal jealousy. The beautiful and wealthy couple Nils and Karin move into the exclusive residential area with their daughter Barbro. In the house next door with the botanical garden live sisters Isabel and Lily. The sisters tend the garden and make a living by arranging guided tours through the species-rich flora. The encounter with the sisters is life-changing for Nils and Karin when their orderly existence and carefully designed lifestyle are turned upside down. Someone suddenly vandalizes the lush garden, and unexpected forces of nature are unleashed when the hunt for love and garden saboteurs begins...

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Martina Bigert
Written By:Martina Bigert, Maria Thulin
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Riviera - Music, Sound & Post AB, Sandrew Metronome Sverige, Svenska Filminstitutet, SVT, Film i Väst

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