Farbrorn

Farbrorn

Farbrorn

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Farbrorn

2002

0h 57m

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Examination of the modern old man, Gösta Lindén talks about the life he has lead and his present life as a 91 year old widower.

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Gösta Lindén

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Karl-Erik Hollander

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Georg Tullander

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