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The Ballad
A fed up food delivery worker chooses a split second act of rebellion - one that results in an awkward, spiraling dance between the classes of 21st century Sweden.
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A fed up food delivery worker chooses a split second act of rebellion - one that results in an awkward, spiraling dance between the classes of 21st century Sweden.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Christofer Nilsson
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Råttunge Produktion, oriGine Films, SVT, Film i Skåne, ARTE
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