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Young police officer Roger is on the trail of the international master assassin, while the assassin follows his plan to murder Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme.
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Young police officer Roger is on the trail of the international master assassin, while the assassin follows his plan to murder Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme.
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Genre:Thriller, Crime
Written By:Kjell Sundvall, Hans Åke Gabrielsson, Mats Arehn, Johan Bogaeus, Börje Hansson, Steve Jansson
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Filmlance International
Cast
Kjell Sundvall
Director
Mikael Persbrandt
Roger Nyman
Michael Kitchen
John Gales alias Ray Lambert
Pernilla August
Nina Nyman
Reine Brynolfsson
Bo Ekman
Bjørn Floberg
Tom Nielsen, the hitman
Jacqueline Ramel
Helene Salonen, the secret police
Leif Andrée
Max Berg, the corrupt journalist
Cecilia Ljung
Holmgren, Lisa, journalist
Mathias Henrikson
Peter Bark
Donald Högberg
Appelqvist, the secret police
Per Ragnar
KG, the secret police
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