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Tårtgeneralen i Hollywood
Filip and Fredrik go to Hollywood to try to get their film Tårtgeneralen nominated for a Golden Globe. The competition is tough and Filip and Fredrik invest heavily in arranging an extraordinary film screening, at the cinema Chinese Theatre.
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Filip and Fredrik go to Hollywood to try to get their film Tårtgeneralen nominated for a Golden Globe. The competition is tough and Filip and Fredrik invest heavily in arranging an extraordinary film screening, at the cinema Chinese Theatre.
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Runtime:52 minutes
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