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One in a Million
Torsten Södergren lives in a normal house with his normal family in a completely normal city. Every morning he greets his normal neighbours before getting into his normal car and drives the usual way to his ordinary work at an ordinary bank. But one day he is fired from his work after twenty years of loyal service. Now he is prepared to do anything to get it back...
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Torsten Södergren lives in a normal house with his normal family in a completely normal city. Every morning he greets his normal neighbours before getting into his normal car and drives the usual way to his ordinary work at an ordinary bank. But one day he is fired from his work after twenty years of loyal service. Now he is prepared to do anything to get it back...
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Måns Herngren, Hannes Holm
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:SF Studios, SVT Drama
Cast
Hannes Holm, Måns Herngren
Director
Tomas von Brömssen
Torsten Södergren
Ulla Skoog
Berit Södergren
Gösta Ekman
Bank Manager Callert
Tintin Anderzon
Jeanette Karlsson
Lars Engström
Chairman of the Bank
Jacob Ericksson
Elias, Husband of Cissi
Per Fritzell
Roffe, Neighbour
Vanna Rosenberg
Cissi Södergren
Kerstin Hellström
Märta, Wife of Roffe
Peter Rangmar
Positive Thinking-Course Leader
Jonas Ternstrand
Crille Södergren
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