Rag Tag - Nigerian Love Story for the Black Canon
'Rag Tag' encompasses the diversity within the African Diaspora by showing London Nigerian men learning to regulate their emotions while navigating love and societal pressures.
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Sven-Olof wakes up by the bell on his door. His neighbors are moving and they can't bring the fish. Sven-Olof and his new fish Rebecca Ruben comes along well. But he feels that she doesn't belong in a bowl. So he takes her on an adventure.
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Sven-Olof wakes up by the bell on his door. His neighbors are moving and they can't bring the fish. Sven-Olof and his new fish Rebecca Ruben comes along well. But he feels that she doesn't belong in a bowl. So he takes her on an adventure.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Isak Ceder, Martin Hansson, Mattias Norberg, Niclas Lindahl
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Lindahl Film
Cast
Isak Ceder, Martin Hansson, Mattias Norberg, Niclas Lindahl
Director
Sven-Olof Molin
Sven-Olof Molin
Mats Dahlman
Bussresenär
Rolf G. Ekroth
Bussresenär
Anna Goes
Bussresenär
Maria Hagberg-Jangsell
Bussresenär
Karin Hansson
Bussresenär
Cathy Hansén
Flickvän
Marika Hoppare
Bussresenär
Jannis Kavouras
Bussresenär
Bernt-Aage Lindsjö
Busschaufför
Mikael Lopez
Bussresenär
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