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Birgit Cullberg's 1950 dance adaptation of Miss Julie was the breakthrough for modern dance in Sweden. 30 years later one of her sons plays the role of Jean in this adaptation for TV.
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Birgit Cullberg's 1950 dance adaptation of Miss Julie was the breakthrough for modern dance in Sweden. 30 years later one of her sons plays the role of Jean in this adaptation for TV.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Music
Written By:Birgit Cullberg
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:SVT, Riksteatern
Cast
Birgit Cullberg
Director
Niklas Ek
Jean
Monica Mengarelli
Kristin
Michael Phillips
Julies fästman
Konstantin Damianov
Julies far
Pompea Santoro
Skogvaktarens Klara
Vlado Juras
Anders, dräng
Stefan Karlsson
Full bonde
Simone Cheremeteff
Skvallerkäring
Jeremy Leslie-Spinks
Skvallerkäring
Patrick Lewis
Skvallerkäring
Viola Aberlé
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