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Videomannen
TrailerIt's an exciting story about the VHS film collector who has alcohol-related problems. The man found a valuable film that could save him from counting, but unfortunately the film would be stolen in an amazing way. The man tries to bring him back. On the other hand, an 80-year-old alcoholic is still struggling to develop a better relationship with her adult daughter. Both have monstrous souls and need to unite and perhaps have broken dreams. Since that moment, both have begun a romantic relationship in the hope of reconciliation again.Actors: Stefan Sauk, Lena Nilsson, Morgan Alling, Martin Wallström, Sven Wollter, Helena Jansson, Amanda Ooms, Carolin Stoltz, Darko Savor, Anna Wallander, Michael Östervee, ...»Director: Kristian A. SöderströmCountry: SwedenDuration: 93 minQuality: HDRelease: 2018IMDb: 5.80 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Videomannen"
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Characters of "Videomannen"
Ennio MidenaPlayed by: Stefan SaukSimone KarlssonPlayed by: Lena NilssonChefen, The BossPlayed by: Martin WallströmOskarPlayed by: Victor von Schirach -
Critic Reviews of "Videomannen"
SciFiNowSeptember 05, 2018all at once a wryly funny, bleakly melancholic film whose two principal characters are, in more ways than one, accidentally dating.
Eye for FilmAugust 29, 2018A consciously downbeat film in which there can never be any guarantee of salvation, Videoman is a touching portrait of two people coping with the stresses life throws at them by finding joy in little things and in each other.
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