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Richard Ringheim is a young celebrity criminal whose initially funny story turns ugly. From white-collar crime and zany stunts, he slides into a darker reality, where he plays a high-stake game involving forces few dare challenge.
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Richard Ringheim is a young celebrity criminal whose initially funny story turns ugly. From white-collar crime and zany stunts, he slides into a darker reality, where he plays a high-stake game involving forces few dare challenge.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Trygve Svensson, Kjartan Helle, Julius Johannesen
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:Scanbox
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