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1982

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Drama

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Short film about the dangers of doing drugs.

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10 members

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Catharina Alinder

Anna

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Dominik Henzel

Niklas

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Cecilia Ancker

Annas kompis

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Hannes Holm

Hasse

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Björn Andersson

narkoman som intervjuas i TV

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Kjell Tovle

narkoman som intervjuas i TV

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Kåre Mölder

knarklangaren i bilen

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Britt-Louise Tillbom

Annas mamma

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Rolf Larsson

Annas pappa

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Marie-Louise Mannervall

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