Bobby Fischer bor i Pasadena
Oct 21 1990
•3h 40m
•Drama
During one evening, night and morning we follow the decay of an upperclass family's last convulsive attempt to reconcile and reach mutual respect.
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Lena Nyman
Ellen, the daughter
Bengt Blomgren
The father
Stefan Sauk
Tomas, the son
Betty Tuvén
The mother
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