Jeff Goldblum in pärleporten såklart
Jeff wakes up in a bright elevator without any memories. At the top floor he's greeted by heavens gatekeeper - Sankte Pär. It turns out that Jeffs been a mess his whole life. The only way for him to enter heaven is to do one good deed during the next 24 hours.
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Jeff wakes up in a bright elevator without any memories. At the top floor he's greeted by heavens gatekeeper - Sankte Pär. It turns out that Jeffs been a mess his whole life. The only way for him to enter heaven is to do one good deed during the next 24 hours.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Niclas Lindahl, David Nilsson, Per Forsberg, Mikael Nilsson, Björn Rådeström, Anderz Blank
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Lindahl Film
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