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Inspector Späck
A dead body is found, and police detective Mårten Späck draws the conclusion that a serial suicide killer is at large. Späck with his colleagues Grünvald Karlsson and Irene Snusk suspect a gang who distributes pirated DVDs of 'bottom-of-the-barrel' Swedish movies.
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A dead body is found, and police detective Mårten Späck draws the conclusion that a serial suicide killer is at large. Späck with his colleagues Grünvald Karlsson and Irene Snusk suspect a gang who distributes pirated DVDs of 'bottom-of-the-barrel' Swedish movies.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Alex Kantsjö, Daniel Ottosson
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Happy Fiction, Lost Liner Productions, Sonet Film, Film Capital Stockholm, Gotlands Filmfond, Filminvestering i Örebro, Cinepost Studios, Dagsljus Filmequipment
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