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A Shame For Sweden 2 (2016)

Genre : Comedy

Runtime : 42M

Director : Johan Sköld

Synopsis

Magnus Betnér is one of Sweden's foremost comedians and social portrayals and now he once again sets himself on stage to give his view on contemporary. He deals with politics, prejudice, religion, PK anxiety, media, Facebook people and black pudding.

Actors

Magnus Betnér
Magnus Betnér
Himself

Crews

Johan Sköld
Johan Sköld
Director

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