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Death of a Hero
To attract new members to the church, a bizarre event is organized where a young man is to fall from the church tower. The young man already has a large group of followers, and in the region, no one wants to miss this fascinating event. The film is based on Pär Lagerkvist's 100-year-old novella, which has never felt more relevant than today.
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To attract new members to the church, a bizarre event is organized where a young man is to fall from the church tower. The young man already has a large group of followers, and in the region, no one wants to miss this fascinating event. The film is based on Pär Lagerkvist's 100-year-old novella, which has never felt more relevant than today.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Karin Franz Körlof
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Nordantill film (SE)
Cast
Karin Franz Körlof
Director
Svante Malm
The Priest
Hulda Lind Johansdottir
Woman with deck chair
Weine Johansson
Man with deck chair
Sylvester Peipke
Entrance host
Carina Perenkranz
Farmer
Hans Wincent
The Farmer's Husband
Åke Sandén
Wealthy man
Christina Kjellberg
Wealthy woman
Ester Lucia Sjögren
The Mother
Hedda Braunsthal Lundström
Daughter
Alfred Emanuelsson Vretander
Football coach
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