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Jocke has grown up in one of Stockholm's rough suburbs. Nowadays he spends the daytime getting into trouble at school and going into Stockholm in the evenings and getting into even more trouble. After being sentenced to prison he meets Tony. After their release they begin a series of robberies.
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Jocke has grown up in one of Stockholm's rough suburbs. Nowadays he spends the daytime getting into trouble at school and going into Stockholm in the evenings and getting into even more trouble. After being sentenced to prison he meets Tony. After their release they begin a series of robberies.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Thriller, Action
Written By:Daniel Fridell
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Sökarna AB, SF Studios
Cast
Peter Cartriers, Daniel Fridell
Director
Liam Norberg
Joakim 'Jocke' Wahlåås
Ray Jones IV
Ray Lopez
Thorsten Flinck
Tony
Jonas Karlsson
Gurra
Rebecka Hemse
Petra, Sara's Friend
Malou Bergman
Helen
Musse Hasselvall
Andy
Örjan Ramberg
Studierektorn
Percy Bergström
Mange
Frida Hallgren
Sara, Jocke's sister
Paolo Roberto
Inmate
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