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Someone not something
Using footage from slaughterhouses and farms as well as presenting interviews with eminent people from the swedish animal rights community, Någon inte något (Someone not something) displays the impact of animal exploitation.
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Using footage from slaughterhouses and farms as well as presenting interviews with eminent people from the swedish animal rights community, Någon inte något (Someone not something) displays the impact of animal exploitation.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:43 minutes
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Cast
Dexter Eberhardsson, Max Nilsson
Director
Sofia Arkelsten
Self
Camilla Björkbom
Self (Djurens Rätt)
Lina Flyrén
Self (Institutet Vethos)
Jens Holm
Self (voice)
Lena Lindström
Self (ethologist)
Tobias Linné
Self (lector)
Ronja L. Savic
Self (animal rights activist)
Martin Smedjeback
Self (animal rights activist)
Per-Anders Svärd
Self
Gustaf Söderfeldt
Self
Jessica Thiel
Self (Veganessi)
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