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Vi är barn av vår tid - En film om Nationalteatern poster

Vi är barn av vår tid - En film om Nationalteatern 

50 years ago the Swedish progressive indie group Nationalteatern was founded. They were young, radical and wanted to change the world through youth theater and rock music.
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50 years ago the Swedish progressive indie group Nationalteatern was founded. They were young, radical and wanted to change the world through youth theater and rock music.

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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Carl Pontus Hjorthén
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:B-Reel Films

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