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Kaffet med Olof Wretling
Olof Wretling steps onto the night train from Umeå and finds himself with the great writers Torgny Lindgren, Sara Lidman and PO Enquist. Curiosity, misunderstandings and joy of storytelling all have their place on this journey through Sweden.
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Olof Wretling steps onto the night train from Umeå and finds himself with the great writers Torgny Lindgren, Sara Lidman and PO Enquist. Curiosity, misunderstandings and joy of storytelling all have their place on this journey through Sweden.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Olof Wretling
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Ader Berg & Möllerstedt
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