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Hypermoon 

Director Mia receives a life-changing announcement and begins a journey into her own history. We also follow the astronaut's lonely journey through space and the aging gangster Vincent who makes a surprising find in his basement.
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Director Mia receives a life-changing announcement and begins a journey into her own history. We also follow the astronaut's lonely journey through space and the aging gangster Vincent who makes a surprising find in his basement.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Mia Engberg
Written By:Mia Engberg
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Story AB, Film i Väst, SVT

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