26 December 1933 Drama 97 mins
Hjalmar Björklund and his daughter Margit runs a second-hand bookshop in a small Swedish town.
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Edvin Adolphson Director
Edvin Adolphson Writer
Hanns H. Fischer Writer
Gösta Stevens Writer
Hertha von Gebhardt Writer
Sweden 26 December 1933
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