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Niklas left the love of his life, Maja. Years later, they meet again.
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Niklas left the love of his life, Maja. Years later, they meet again.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Martin Jern, Emil Larsson
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Dansk Skalle, Film i Skåne, Sonet Film
Cast
Martin Jern, Emil Larsson
Director
Johan Hallström
Niklas
Noomi Rapace
Maja
Saga Gärde
Josefin
Martin Wallström
Studenten Jens
Alexander Karim
Annas kille Steve
Elin Ahlberg
Lillbrorsans flickvän
Richard Ulfsäter
Erik
Emil Stoltz
Andreas Karoliussen
Niklas lillbrorsa
Ellinor Nilsson
Majas lillsyrra
Catherine Jeppsson
Niklas mamma
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