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Stand Up, Sit Down 

Without knowing It, Saman gets his coworker fired. Now he and his coworkers have a dilemma on their hands: either they learn from their mistakes and oppose the firing of their coworker or they act professional and stay In line.
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Without knowing It, Saman gets his coworker fired. Now he and his coworkers have a dilemma on their hands: either they learn from their mistakes and oppose the firing of their coworker or they act professional and stay In line.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Babak Parham
Written By:Mattias Lindblad Anttila
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:SVT, Stockholm University of the Arts

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