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Happy, Happy (2010)
A perfect housewife, who just happens to be sex-starved, struggles to keep her emotions in check when an attractive family moves in next door.
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A perfect housewife, who just happens to be sex-starved, struggles to keep her emotions in check when an attractive family moves in next door.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Ragnhild Tronvoll
In Theaters:12/20/2010
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Maipo Film
Cast
Anne Sewitsky
Director
Agnes Kittelsen
Kaja
Joachim Rafaelsen
Eirik
Maibritt Saerens
Elisabeth
Henrik Rafaelsen
Sigve
Oskar Hernæs Brandsø
Theodor
Ram Shibab Ebedy
Noa
Heine Totland
Chorleiter
Hans Martin Austestad
Man in Suit 1
Nils Christian Fossdal
Man in Suit 2
Håkon Rasmussen
Man in Suit 3
Mattis Myrland
Man in Suit 4
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