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Kamilla and the Thief 2
Kamilla and the Thief - Part 2 continues where the first Kamilla movie ends. Sebastian going to jail, but Kamilla did not fail his friend, even if she refused to have contact with him and is bullied because she is "a friend of a thief." Kamilla is the only one who believes in Sebastian when he says that he will not steal. Can Sebastian to keep that promise? Kamilla is faithful - but is it enough?
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Kamilla and the Thief - Part 2 continues where the first Kamilla movie ends. Sebastian going to jail, but Kamilla did not fail his friend, even if she refused to have contact with him and is bullied because she is "a friend of a thief." Kamilla is the only one who believes in Sebastian when he says that he will not steal. Can Sebastian to keep that promise? Kamilla is faithful - but is it enough?
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Grete Salomonsen Hynnekleiv, Kristin Bjorvatn
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Penelope Film AS
Cast
Grete Salomonsen Hynnekleiv
Director
Veronika Flåt
Kamilla Pytten
Dennis Storhøi
Sebastian Kåk
Agnete G. Haaland
Sofie Pytten
Morten Harket
Christoffer
Kaare Kroppan
Joakim Jensen
Silje Trones Lønseth
Maren Sørgården
Helge Nygård
Stor-Peder
Ellef Mo Sagvollen
Rasmus
Hannah Jørgensen
Pauline
Jack Fjeldstad
Fengselssjef
Marianne Krogh
Vaskekone
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