Lars Norén - dramatiker (1991)
Overview
Documentary about the Swedish playwright Lars Norén
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | sv |
| Popularity | 0.883 |
Directed By
Ola Hjelm
Urpo Jääaro
Crew
Lars-Erik Berenett
Jan Norén
Kari Onstad Winge
Marianne Krogh
Ola Hjelm
Cecilia Ölveczky
Patricia Harrison
Elmar Roloff
Berndt Malion
Lena Brogren
Karst Woudstra
Catherine Hiegel
Babi Christensen
Ola Hjelm
Nelly Bonner
Thea Stabell
Anders Birkeland
Percy Brandt
Lars Green
Françoise Brion
Urpo Jääaro
Björn Melander
Amelie Berg
Heinz Kreidl
Ola Hjelm
Sabine Wackernagel
Reine Brynolfsson
Jorge Lavelli
Michael Hornig
Per Geijer
Patrice Kerbrat
Wilfred Breistrand
Urpo Jääaro
Roland Bertin
Urpo Jääaro
TOP CAST
Lars Norén
Self
Nelly Bonner
Self
Karst Woudstra
Self
Reine Brynolfsson
Self
Björn Melander
Self
Thea Stabell
Self
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