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Alice discovers after her husband's death that he was in love with another woman for a long time. She decides to make up with her past and start a new life. She goes on a single trip to northern Sweden to find a new husband.
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Alice discovers after her husband's death that he was in love with another woman for a long time. She decides to make up with her past and start a new life. She goes on a single trip to northern Sweden to find a new husband.
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Genre:TV Movie, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Måns Holmqvist, Maria Essén
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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:Trelandsfilm AB
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