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In Heaven as on Earth
During a trip to Hessdalen, "the Bermuda Triangle of the North", a rag-tag group of amateur scientist, torn apart by internal strife, are taught a lesson in the mysterious workings of causality.
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During a trip to Hessdalen, "the Bermuda Triangle of the North", a rag-tag group of amateur scientist, torn apart by internal strife, are taught a lesson in the mysterious workings of causality.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Trond Tønder, Sven Østgaard
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Prosjektor Filmproduksjon
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