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Drömmannen 

The year is 1974 and the toddler mother Diana's marriage is problematic. Then a friendly man shows up in Diana's dreams. She falls in love with him and, most of all, just wants to keep on sleeping.
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The year is 1974 and the toddler mother Diana's marriage is problematic. Then a friendly man shows up in Diana's dreams. She falls in love with him and, most of all, just wants to keep on sleeping.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Nina Holst
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:Tekla, Göteborg

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