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Paradiset
Tabloid journalist Annika Bengtzon is writing about a murder in the port of Stockholm and she suspects that the Yugoslav mafia is involved. However, she also finds links to a foundation that runs a shelter for battered women, Paradiset. Looking for a good story she also meets a welfare official, Thomas, who also thinks that the foundation should be looked into. Written by Mattias Thuresson
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Tabloid journalist Annika Bengtzon is writing about a murder in the port of Stockholm and she suspects that the Yugoslav mafia is involved. However, she also finds links to a foundation that runs a shelter for battered women, Paradiset. Looking for a good story she also meets a welfare official, Thomas, who also thinks that the foundation should be looked into. Written by Mattias Thuresson
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Mystery, Action
Written By:Colin Nutley, Johanna Hald
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:SF Studios, TV4, Jens Fischer Film, Sweetwater Production
Cast
Colin Nutley
Director
Helena Bergström
Annika Bengtzon
Suzanna Dilber
Aida Bogovic
Georgi Staykov
Ratko
Niklas Hjulström
Thomas Samuelsson
Örjan Ramberg
Anders Schyman
Brasse Brännström
Nils Langeby
Reine Brynolfsson
Spiken
Ewa Fröling
Berit Hamrin
Maria Lundqvist
Eva-Britt Qvist
Lisa Nilsson
Rebecka Björkstig
Katarina Ewerlöf
Anne Snapphane
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