Glasmästarna (1986)
Overview
Silent about two clumsy glaziers.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | xx |
| Popularity | 0.315 |
Directed By
Jonas Frick
Crew
Bengt Lundgren
Stefan Kullänger
Jean-Louis von Dardel
Greg Fitzpatrick
Anders Larsson
Hans Lönnerheden
Börje Hansson
Jonas Frick
Mikael Rosengren
Lars Logårdh
Eva Flamholc
Eva Flamholc
Amie Björne
Jean-Louis von Dardel
Niklas Ejve
Johan Brauner
Lars Gullander
Roland Ter Haar Romeny
Ninna Lindström
Inger Möller
Maria Olin
Kjell Sundvall
Åke Lundström
Jonas Frick
Jonas Frick
Börje Hansson
TOP CAST
Magnus Härenstam
Glazier 1
Lars Amble
Glazier 2
Fredrik Ohlsson
The husband
Tommy Johnson
The locksmith
Staffan Ling
The oppressed husband
Lena Olin
The lady with the dog
Lena Söderblom
The wife
Åke Lindström
The artist
Patricia Gehlin
The model
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