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The Evening Before the Next Day
Documentary film that follows politicians during the 1979 general election night.
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Documentary film that follows politicians during the 1979 general election night.
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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Carl Henrik Svenstedt, Bengt Danneborn, Eric M. Nilsson, Gunila Ambjörnsson, Gudrun Schyman, Lars Westman, Per-Åke Holmquist, Carl Slättne, Stefania Lopez Svenstedt, Göran Åslund, André Lada, Ulf Arvidsson, Staffan Lindqvist, Erik Eriksson, Lennart Malmer, Boris Ersson, Mia Gröndahl, Cathrine Schou, Björn Gullander, Myggan Hellstedt, Björn Henricson, Berndt Klyvare, Lars Säfström, Mats Klyvare
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Svenska Filminstitutet
Cast
Carl Henrik Svenstedt, Bengt Danneborn, Eric M. Nilsson, Gunila Ambjörnsson, Gudrun Schyman, Lars Westman, Per-Åke Holmquist, Carl Slättne, Stefania Lopez Svenstedt, Göran Åslund, André Lada, Ulf Arvidsson, Staffan Lindqvist, Erik Eriksson, Lennart Malmer, Boris Ersson, Mia Gröndahl, Cathrine Schou, Björn Gullander, Myggan Hellstedt, Björn Henricson, Berndt Klyvare, Lars Säfström, Mats Klyvare
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Sten Andersson
Gösta Bohman
Thorbjörn Fälldin
Alf Leijonborg
Staffan Burenstam Linder
Olof Palme
Ola Ullsten
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