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Iris and the Lieutenant
Robert, an upper-class officer, meets and falls in love with Iris, a house maid. His family will do anything to stop her from marrying him.
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Robert, an upper-class officer, meets and falls in love with Iris, a house maid. His family will do anything to stop her from marrying him.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Alf Sjöberg, Olle Hedberg
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:SF Studios
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