Stig Helmerz Trailer

Stig Helmerz Trailer (1992)

24 December 1992 Comedy, Music, TV Movie 55 mins

Stig Helmer is celebrating Christmas alone in his apartment when he dreams of a better life.

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Crew

Roland Karlsén

Roland Karlsén Technical Supervisor

Louis Dedieu

Louis Dedieu Carpenter

Jan Stenmark

Jan Stenmark Graphic Designer

Irene Wiklund

Irene Wiklund Director of Photography

Paco Hårleman

Paco Hårleman Lighting Director

International Releases Dates

Sweden 24 December 1992

Production Companies

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