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Simple Simon
Simon has Asperger's syndrome and doesn't like changes in his life. He lives with his big brother Sam and Sam's girlfriend Frida. When Frida can't stand having to adapt to Simon's peculiarities anymore she takes off, leaving Simon with having to find a new, perfect, girlfriend for his brother.
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Simon has Asperger's syndrome and doesn't like changes in his life. He lives with his big brother Sam and Sam's girlfriend Frida. When Frida can't stand having to adapt to Simon's peculiarities anymore she takes off, leaving Simon with having to find a new, perfect, girlfriend for his brother.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Jonathan Sjöberg, Andreas Öhman
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Box Office:$3,476,910
Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Naive Film, Filmlance International, Dagsljus Filmequipment, Ljud & Bildmedia, Kameraten, Ljudfadern, Sonet Film, Scenkonstbolaget Film
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