Living People in "It Was Just an Accident"
It doesn’t offer an absolute answer for the dialectical ethical questions that emerged in search of justice but portrays the characters as living people beyond the identities of victims.
Leif
In the small working community, the entry in the local newspaper hits like a bomb. The signature "Leif" claims that the town's large arms company Rotum exports weapons illegally. Gunnar Volt, CEO of Rotum, gets a shock. Imagine that someone has the audacity to say that about the community's pride Rotum - even if it now happens to be true. He immediately gathers the management and everyone agrees: Leif must be found - and stopped. But who is this mysterious Leif?
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In the small working community, the entry in the local newspaper hits like a bomb. The signature "Leif" claims that the town's large arms company Rotum exports weapons illegally. Gunnar Volt, CEO of Rotum, gets a shock. Imagine that someone has the audacity to say that about the community's pride Rotum - even if it now happens to be true. He immediately gathers the management and everyone agrees: Leif must be found - and stopped. But who is this mysterious Leif?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Claes Eriksson
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:SF Studios, Kulturtuben
Cast
Claes Eriksson
Director
Anders Eriksson
Gunnar Volt
Kerstin Granlund
Doris Volt / Florence Hasselback / Various roles
Claes Eriksson
Max Koger / Councilor Hylén
Knut Agnred
Sven 'Rambo' Larsson / Tommy Backman / Various roles
Per Fritzell
Niklas Kortnoj / Håkan Volt / Various roles
Peter Rangmar
Inspector Mård / Taxi driver / Various roles
Jan Rippe
Lars Erik Ingemar Fred / Assistent Nilsson / Various roles
Laila Westersund
Signe Fred
Per Westman
Maximilian Volt
Bengt Hernvall
Bertil Fred
Pierre Jonsson
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