Falks Grav
About Jonas Falk and his stepfather Anders Frid who are both tired of living in poor conditions. They jointly committed a robbery against a post office. The robbery is successful in the sense that they came across a large sum of money, but the fact that Jonas shoots the postilion to death during the robbery turns out to have fatal consequences.
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About Jonas Falk and his stepfather Anders Frid who are both tired of living in poor conditions. They jointly committed a robbery against a post office. The robbery is successful in the sense that they came across a large sum of money, but the fact that Jonas shoots the postilion to death during the robbery turns out to have fatal consequences.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Kristian Liljegren, John Thornblad
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Studio:Affekt Film AB
Cast
John Thornblad
Director
Oscar Steen
Jonas Falk
Herman Lindqvist
Expert; Historiker
Jerzy Sarnecki
Expert; Kriminolog
Peter Robsahm
Fängelsepräst
Thomas Di Leva
Expert; Artist
Anton Ekenberg
Anders Frid
Henrik Fexeus
Expert; Mentalist
Ida Karolin Johansson
Gäst 2
Robert Larsson
Källarmästare
Tomas Kullsvik
Bödel
Love Lundgren
Jonas Falk som ung
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