Skanör-Falsterbo

1939
1h 43min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaHenrik Karlsson is accused of having stolen 5,000 SEK, even though he is innocent. But to protect the real thief, who is sick in hospital, Karlsson takes the full responsibility.Henrik Karlsson is accused of having stolen 5,000 SEK, even though he is innocent. But to protect the real thief, who is sick in hospital, Karlsson takes the full responsibility.Henrik Karlsson is accused of having stolen 5,000 SEK, even though he is innocent. But to protect the real thief, who is sick in hospital, Karlsson takes the full responsibility.

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Edvard Persson

Henrik Karlsson - Kassör

Rut Holm

Johanna - Henrik Karlssons hushållerska

Arthur Fischer

Borgmästaren i Skanör - Henrik Karlssons barndomskamrat

John Degerberg

Poliskonstapel Månsson

Algot Larsson

Fången

Annalisa Ericson

Vera - Borgmästarens dotter

Holger Winge

Lars - Henrik Karlssons son

Ingrid Luterkort

Lena - Borgmästarens husföreståndarinna

Per Björkman

Knut Jönsson - Borgmästarens cyklande dräng
(sin acreditar)

Karl-Ewert Christenson

Stämningsman hos borgmästaren (1)
(sin acreditar)

Eric Dahlström

Gösta Josefsson - Mannen vars bil blivit stulen
(sin acreditar)

Wilma Florice

Flicka på Veras födelsedagskalas (1)
(sin acreditar)

Erik Forslund

Stämningsman hos borgmästaren (2)
(sin acreditar)

Ulla Hodell

Flicka på Veras födelsedagskalas (2)
(sin acreditar)

Keith Hårleman

Flicka på Veras födelsedagskalas (3)
(sin acreditar)

Wilhelm Högstedt

Apotekare Enander - Gäst hos borgmästaren
(sin acreditar)

Albert Johansson

Stämningsman hos borgmästaren (3)
(sin acreditar)

Helge Karlsson

Handelsmannen
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Utterly charming - Sweden without the 'angst'

Who knew that before Bergman's usually tormented films the Swedes enjoyed such engaging drollery? Here is a carefree world of gentle humour and simple wisdom that is entirely lost to us today - and this reminder of happier times long ago and far away puts a smile on one's face that makes departing the warm and cheerful life of these good people very hard. How sad that the company of such ghosts is so much more agreeable than the present we must exist in. And there's your angst, courtesy of modern life. But thank-you Netflix for providing this brief but welcome escape from our unending troubles. This is yet another gem from your marvellous Scandinavian selection now showing in the UK.