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Crime in the Sun
Harry, returning home after six years in an asylum, has vivid recollections of a party many years ago with six of his friends. The party ended with one of them, Raoul, disappearing. A gardener is digging in Harry's garden when a skeleton and a watch with the name "Raoul" is found. Harry invites his friends to a dinner to solve the mystery of Raoul's disappearance.
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Harry, returning home after six years in an asylum, has vivid recollections of a party many years ago with six of his friends. The party ended with one of them, Raoul, disappearing. A gardener is digging in Harry's garden when a skeleton and a watch with the name "Raoul" is found. Harry invites his friends to a dinner to solve the mystery of Raoul's disappearance.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Louise Forsell, Göran Gentele
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Terrafilm
Cast
Göran Gentele
Director
Birger Malmsten
Harry Werner
Gunnel Broström
Marguerite
Margareta Fahlén
Eva Winning
Ulf Palme
Rickard
Curt Masreliez
Raoul Kessler
Jan Molander
Georg
Yngve Nordwall
Dr. Bergqvist
Wiktor Andersson
Albin the gardener
Elsa Ebbesen-Thornblad
Stina
Gull Natorp
Maid
Agda Helin
Customer in furniture store
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