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My Sister and I
The rich, aristocratic Katarina Hassel have an architect renovate her mansion. Katarina fall in love with the young architect, Gunnar Stenwall. Alas, he doesn't fall in love with her. But perhaps if Gunnar would meet her identical sister, who works in Stockholm as a waitress, he would fall in love with her instead? So Katarina travels to Stockholm to act as her non-existing sister.
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The rich, aristocratic Katarina Hassel have an architect renovate her mansion. Katarina fall in love with the young architect, Gunnar Stenwall. Alas, he doesn't fall in love with her. But perhaps if Gunnar would meet her identical sister, who works in Stockholm as a waitress, he would fall in love with her instead? So Katarina travels to Stockholm to act as her non-existing sister.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sölve Cederstrand
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Wivefilm
Cast
Schamyl Bauman
Director
Sickan Carlsson
Katarina Hassel/ Birgitta Hassel
Gunnar Björnstrand
Gunnar Stenwall
Elof Ahrle
Julius Jöhs
Nils Ericson
Pontus von Goosen
Olof Winnerstrand
Baltzar von Goosen
Carin Swensson
Maria
Cécile Ossbahr
Irene Jöhs
Per Grundén
Göran von Kullenberg
Marianne Gyllenhammar
Liselotte Renning
Anna-Lisa Baude
Selma Jöhs
Axel Högel
Jönsson
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