Di sma undar jårdi spejlar och berättar

Di sma undar jårdi spejlar och berättar

Di sma undar jårdi spejlar och berättar

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Di sma undar jårdi spejlar och berättar

1986

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Documentary

Music

Overview

Documentary about the Swedish band Di sma undar jårdi mixed with recordings from one of their shows.

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SVT

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Cast & crew

4 featured cast members

Starring

Göran Ringbom

Göran Ringbom

Self

Hasse Tholin

Self

Thomas Österdahl

Self

Janne Bertholdsson

Self

Creative team

Directed by: Annechristine Hjers
Produced by: Annechristine Hjers

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