Kill Buljo
Mar 23 2007
•2h 33m
•Action, Adventure, Comedy
Jompa Tormann and his guests and family are brutally gunned down during an engagement party. Sami- and women-hating police officer Sid Wisløff is put on the case. Together with his colleague and a Sami guide, Wisløff tries to find the guilty party, but Tormann survived and he wants revenge!
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Stig Frode Henriksen
Jompa Tormann
Tommy Wirkola
Sid Wisløff
Natasha Angel Dahle
Unni Formen
Linda Øverlie Nilsen
Peggy Mathilassi
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