Media as the Evil in Eddington
Eddington attempts to capture how media is intertwined with the uncomfortable present.
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Kent, Lasse, Olle and Sven are in their mid-twenties and have been friends since childhood. At a restaurant they meet two young women and one of them, Lena, becomes pregnant. Now, who is the father? Well, it's definitely not Kent, but the others convince him to accept the fatherhood.
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Kent, Lasse, Olle and Sven are in their mid-twenties and have been friends since childhood. At a restaurant they meet two young women and one of them, Lena, becomes pregnant. Now, who is the father? Well, it's definitely not Kent, but the others convince him to accept the fatherhood.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jan Halldoff, Lars Molin
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Europa Film, Stockholm Film
Cast
Jan Halldoff
Director
Göran Stangertz
Kent Fredriksson
Anki Lidén
Lena Sjöberg
Thomas Hellberg
Lasse Stark
Christer 'Bonzo' Jonsson
Olle Pettersson
Ted Åström
Sven Risell
Mai Nielsen
Bettan Stark
Inger Ellman
Siw Petterson
Anne Kulle
Katarina Risell
Kisa Magnusson
Siri, Lena's friend
Ingela Sjöström
photo model
Gunnel Wadner
head nurse
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