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Glenn has been dumped by his girlfriend. He is lonely, and terribly difficult to deal with. To cheer him up, his buddies get a brilliant idea. How about organizing a fakte audtion for a non-existing feature film?
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Glenn has been dumped by his girlfriend. He is lonely, and terribly difficult to deal with. To cheer him up, his buddies get a brilliant idea. How about organizing a fakte audtion for a non-existing feature film?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Patrik Syversen, Nini Bull Robsahm
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Tappeluft Pictures
Cast
Nini Bull Robsahm, Patrik Syversen
Director
Henrik Thodesen
Glenn
Odd-Magnus Williamson
Philip
Stig Frode Henriksen
Lennart
Stein Johan Grieg Halvorsen
Kim
Marte Germaine Christensen
Linda
Jenny Skavlan
Isabell
Christian Rubeck
Wilhelm Krag
Julia Schacht
Gina
Jesper Sundnes
Jesper
Lasse Valdal
Lasse
Jeppe Beck Laursen
Jeppe
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