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The Other Side of Sunday (1996)
The Other Side of Sunday, also known in Norwegian as "Søndagsengler", is a movie that criticizes the small, and often tight, church community. We follow the Preacher's Daughter, Maria, on her journey to liberate herself from the stiff church community and her father.
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The Other Side of Sunday, also known in Norwegian as "Søndagsengler", is a movie that criticizes the small, and often tight, church community. We follow the Preacher's Daughter, Maria, on her journey to liberate herself from the stiff church community and her father.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Berit Nesheim, Lasse Glomm
In Theaters:5/1/1996
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:NRK Drama, Norsk Filminstitutt
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