Kvinnofest 1981 Trailer (1981)
A gala performance at Cirkus in Stockholm ahead of the International Women's Day on March 8, 1981.
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Cast
Crew
Suzanne Osten Director
Ninne Olsson Writer
Irene Wolter Makeup Artist
Yngve Mansvik Lighting Director
Ann-Christin Sandblom Makeup Artist
Eva-Helene Wiktorsson Makeup Artist
Margareta Garpe Writer
Hans Evers Sound
International Releases Dates
Sweden 07 March 1981
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