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For Better and Worse 

A couple on the brink of divorce attempts to hide their crisis at a grand wedding, but it turns out they are not the only ones with false appearances.
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A couple on the brink of divorce attempts to hide their crisis at a grand wedding, but it turns out they are not the only ones with false appearances.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Kjell Sundvall
Written By:Monika Rolfner
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Nordisk Film Denmark, Bright Pictures, Scandinavian Content Group

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