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A lonely fisherman drowns and his elderly brother Efraim is left to do an inventory of the estate. He discovers that his brother had a son, Karl-Erik. Keeping it a secret, he travels to Stockholm to employ the young man as a hired hand. Plot by Mattias Thuresson.
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A lonely fisherman drowns and his elderly brother Efraim is left to do an inventory of the estate. He discovers that his brother had a son, Karl-Erik. Keeping it a secret, he travels to Stockholm to employ the young man as a hired hand. Plot by Mattias Thuresson.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Torsten Lundqvist
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Produktion S. Bauman
Cast
Schamyl Bauman
Director
Sigurd Wallén
Efraim Österman
Emil Fjellström
Mandus Karlsson
Gull Natorp
Stava Karlsson
Viran Rydkvist
Lovisa
Birgit Tengroth
Anna
Karl-Arne Holmsten
Karl-Erik Olovsson
Åke Grönberg
Gurra
John Botvid
Norström the cobbler
Georg Skarstedt
Broder Johansson
Axel Högel
Customs officer
Carl Ström
Westerman
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