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Sam is a 20 year old economy student, who one day decides to leave school and move back to his hometown in the north of Sweden. His best friends, Alex and Krister, tries to stop him, but Sam is unstoppable, since he is on a mission to find the meaning of life.
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Sam is a 20 year old economy student, who one day decides to leave school and move back to his hometown in the north of Sweden. His best friends, Alex and Krister, tries to stop him, but Sam is unstoppable, since he is on a mission to find the meaning of life.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Shahriyar Latifzadeh
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Filmpool Jämtland, Noble Entertainment, Stollywood, Minali
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