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Filip works as a coat janitor at a restaurant; he is a dreamer who has failed in life and sees people as the clothes he has in his wardrobe. On one night, three guests enter the restaurant: the extensive Viding with his beautiful wife Jane, and the remorseless manager Kurtz. Viding, who owes Kurtz money, demands Jane be accommodating toward him. Filip watches as she pulls a gun.
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Filip works as a coat janitor at a restaurant; he is a dreamer who has failed in life and sees people as the clothes he has in his wardrobe. On one night, three guests enter the restaurant: the extensive Viding with his beautiful wife Jane, and the remorseless manager Kurtz. Viding, who owes Kurtz money, demands Jane be accommodating toward him. Filip watches as she pulls a gun.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Torsten Flodén, Lorens Marmstedt
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Nordisk Film Sweden
Cast
Lorens Marmstedt
Director
Gösta Ekman
Filip
Karin Kavli
Jane Viding
Gunnar Olsson
Mr. Viding
Hjalmar Peters
Kurtz
Hugo Björne
Judge
Hjördis Petterson
Cigar Lady
Hugo Tranberg
Restaurant Keeper
Olof Widgren
Recording Clerk
Eric Abrahamsson
Irate Guest at the Restaurant (uncredited)
Alice Carlsson
Restaurant Guest Putting on Lipstick (uncredited)
Calle Flygare
Waiter (uncredited)
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