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A fiendish conductor takes over a school band. She eliminates five musicians who then form their own ensemble. With the help of their former conductor, the new band enters The Norwegian Championship against their old band.
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A fiendish conductor takes over a school band. She eliminates five musicians who then form their own ensemble. With the help of their former conductor, the new band enters The Norwegian Championship against their old band.
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Genre:Music, Comedy, Family
Written By:Kjetil Indregard
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Monster Film
Cast
Atle Knudsen
Director
August Ekanger
Ikko
Ann Kristin Sømme
Amalie
Sol Elisabeth Sifsdatter Larsen
Babb
Moin Deljou
Murmel
Oriana Brut-Christensen
Ling
Henrik Mestad
Morris
Cecilie A. Mosli
Elsebeth Bull
Heike Christine Thea Berg
Jannik
Hanna Andreassen
Charlotte H.
Jacob Vigeland
Michael Stoltenberg
Edvard B. Iversen
Eddie
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