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A salesman and his son sexually abuse several generations of an indigent family's women as payment for debt. Janni must see his mother, sister, niece and wife all being exploited, and the family grow with the abuser's kids.
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A salesman and his son sexually abuse several generations of an indigent family's women as payment for debt. Janni must see his mother, sister, niece and wife all being exploited, and the family grow with the abuser's kids.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Bo Widerberg
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Crescendo Films, SF Studios, Svenska Filminstitutet, SVT
Cast
Bo Widerberg
Director
Stina Ekblad
Tea Alexisdotter
Stellan Skarsgård
Karl Orsa Markström
Pernilla August
Eva
Ernst Günther
Ol Karlsa
Tomas von Brömssen
Jacob
Reine Brynolfsson
Jani
Nils Brandt
Grandfather (uncredited)
Johan Widerberg
Jani as a child
Pernilla Wahlgren
Johanna
Birgitta Ulfsson
Grandma
Melinda Kinnaman
Eva as a Child
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