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The film is about Erik who is always afraid to go to school because he is often pushed, beaten and kicked. Based on children's and young people's stories of bullying.
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The film is about Erik who is always afraid to go to school because he is often pushed, beaten and kicked. Based on children's and young people's stories of bullying.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ronnie Brolin, Jenny Larsson
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