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Who are we? Where do we come from? With private recordings, unique archive footage and stories from famous and unknown people, Trondheimsreisen takes a close and personal look at the history of Trondheim.
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Who are we? Where do we come from? With private recordings, unique archive footage and stories from famous and unknown people, Trondheimsreisen takes a close and personal look at the history of Trondheim.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Dag Hoel, Magnus Skatvold
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Spætt Film, DHF
Cast
Magnus Skatvold
Director
Liv Ullmann
Herself (voice)
Anne Krigsvoll
Herself (voice)
Hallbjørn Rønning
Himself (voice)
Ulf Risnes
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Odd Reitan
Himself (voice)
Håkon Bleken
Himself (voice)
Anne B. Ragde
Herself (voice)
Terje Bratberg
Himself (voice)
Bodil Skjånes Dugstad
Herself (voice)
Truls Gjestland
Himself (voice)
Randi Wenche Haugen
Herself (voice)
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