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Pia is coming home for Christmas after traveling in England for about 6 months. She wants to catch up with her boyfriend, Kristoffer, who was supposed to have joined her on the trip, but backed out at the last minute. Finding him, however, is turning out to be quite a task. While searching, she meets several more or less disgruntled and dissatisfied people. And when Santa turns up things start happening...
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Pia is coming home for Christmas after traveling in England for about 6 months. She wants to catch up with her boyfriend, Kristoffer, who was supposed to have joined her on the trip, but backed out at the last minute. Finding him, however, is turning out to be quite a task. While searching, she meets several more or less disgruntled and dissatisfied people. And when Santa turns up things start happening...
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Eigil Kvie Jansen, Gro Elin Hjelle
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:4 1/2, Muz Film A/S, Deadline Film AS, Tres cojones!, Spillefilmkompaniet 4 1/2
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