Movie Documentary
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A tribute to Swedish film, which was made to celebrate the 100th anniversary of film in 1995 and consists of about a hundred clips from Swedish film history with many of its stars.
Sweden Sweden
Ingrid Bergman Greta Garbo Victor Sjöström Max von Sydow Gunnar Björnstrand Gösta Ekman Gösta Ekman Nils Poppe Fridolf Rhudin Tutta Rolf Thor Modéen Åke Söderblom Harriet Andersson Allan Edwall Carl-Gustaf Lindstedt Liv Ullmann Bibi Andersson Edvard Persson John Elfström Sven Wollter Monica Zetterlund Hans Alfredson Gunnar Hellström Lena Nyman Lasse Åberg Thommy Berggren Lars Ekborg Edvin Adolphson Ulla Jacobsson Åke Grönberg Dagmar Ebbesen Martin Ljung Alice Babs Anita Björk Annalisa Ericson Lars Hanson Zarah Leander Sickan Carlsson John Botvid Ulf Brunnberg Björn Gustafson Jarl Kulle Christina Schollin Erland Josephson Julia Cæsar
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