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The Serpent
During his military service, a man meets a woman who works in the kitchen at the camp and they start a relationship. When the man is out on combat exercises, he becomes a witness to his Sergeant being paralyzed by a snake.
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During his military service, a man meets a woman who works in the kitchen at the camp and they start a relationship. When the man is out on combat exercises, he becomes a witness to his Sergeant being paralyzed by a snake.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hans Abramson, Nita Värhammar
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:SF Studios, Minerva Film AB
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