Aniara (1986)
Overview
Musical production of the space epic Aniara.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | sv |
| Popularity | 0.641 |
Directed By
Bjørn Hulleberg
Vilhelm M. Seyffarth
Crew
Harry Martinson
Kjetil Bjørnstad
Kjetil Bjørnstad
Rolf Graf
Svein Dag Hauge
Per Hillestad
Geir Langslet
Geir Langslet
Ellen Marie Vadseth Aksnes
Kristine Glenne
Bjørn Hulleberg
Morten Skallerud
Sten Høiby
Jorid Stamnes
Sven Persson
Sven Persson
Eilif Stene
Kristen Lysne
Ann Thorstensen
Anne Lise Eriksen
Einar Andreassen
Reidun Gaaseide
Øivind Dreyer
Magne Forseth
Halvard Iversen
Trude Kverndal
Torbjørn Laxå
Hans E. Voktor
Eldrid Orvik
Trygve Andreassen
Stein Stephansen
Kjetil Ness
Bent Svinnung
Vilhelm M. Seyffarth
TOP CAST
Björn Thylander
Mimaroben
Ernst Sture Rolandsen
pilot
Fredrik Utheim
pilot / livvakt / soldat
Anne-Marie Brännström
Isagel
Kåre Hermanrud
Chefone
Nils Gabrielsen
chefsgoldondören
Lone Cathrine Tiller
Daisi Doody
Kristin Lotherington
glassblåsan
Maj Johansen
den stenstumt döve
Unn Holmestrand
den blinde
Josefin Brännström
den söndersprängde
Frank Kidder
livvakt / soldat
Viggo Elster
tekniker
Kathrine Sommerfeldt
Yaal
Lena Björkman
Libidel
Marit Pedersen
Chebeba
Taran L. Bjørnstad
Gena
Hanne Reichelt
Heba / den nakne
Tone Minerva Grennes
flickan från Rind
Erling Klaussen
överstepräst
Siw Svensson
människooffer
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