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Hanna, Brian and Jesper have been friends ever since they can remember and are just about to move together. That summer they go to the Hultsfred Festival along with Brian's new girlfriend Karola. Hanna falls asleep early one night and when she wakes up everything is different between the four of them. Hanna still doesn't know what happened that night when she and Jesper return to their home in Stockholm. But one thing is for sure, the events that took place led to many lies, and some truths.
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Hanna, Brian and Jesper have been friends ever since they can remember and are just about to move together. That summer they go to the Hultsfred Festival along with Brian's new girlfriend Karola. Hanna falls asleep early one night and when she wakes up everything is different between the four of them. Hanna still doesn't know what happened that night when she and Jesper return to their home in Stockholm. But one thing is for sure, the events that took place led to many lies, and some truths.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ella Lemhagen, Hans Renhäll
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:SVT, Peep Produktion, Film i Väst
Cast
Ella Lemhagen
Director
Frida Hallgren
Hanna
Johan Svangren
Jesper Bergdal
Olle Sarri
Brian
Danijela Stankovic
Karola
Tomas Bolme
Göran, Hanna's dad
Chatarina Larsson
Maggan
David Peterson
"Brad Pitt"
Jonas Karlsson
Henrik the waiter
Alexandra Rapaport
Nathalie
Olof Philipson
Tony, bridegroom
Åsa Johannisson
Eva, bride at the wedding
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