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Nils Poppe: Rolig till varje pris
Nils Poppe was one of Sweden's comedy greats but in this film his daughter, the actress Mia Poppe, wants to find answers to his inner darkness - hidden from the masses.
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Nils Poppe was one of Sweden's comedy greats but in this film his daughter, the actress Mia Poppe, wants to find answers to his inner darkness - hidden from the masses.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Ader Berg & Möllerstedt
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