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A bachelor in Stockholm must invent a family to be able to get financial support from his aunt Anna. Everything is going well until she arrives on an unexpected visit.
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A bachelor in Stockholm must invent a family to be able to get financial support from his aunt Anna. Everything is going well until she arrives on an unexpected visit.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Torsten Lundqvist, Max Reimann, Otto Schwartz, Börje Larsson, Åke Söderblom
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Wivefilm
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