Taikon (2015)

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Время выполнения : 1Ч 30М

Директор : Gellert Tamas, Lawen Mohtadi

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She has been called the Martin Luther King of Sweden. This documentary about Katarina Taikon depicts one of our most beloved children's literature writers and human rights champions, as well as the Sweden she fought against, with, and for.

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Gellert Tamas
Gellert Tamas
Director
Lawen Mohtadi
Lawen Mohtadi
Director
Kim Silfving
Kim Silfving
Director of Photography
Gellert Tamas
Gellert Tamas
Writer
Lawen Mohtadi
Lawen Mohtadi
Writer
Gellert Tamas
Gellert Tamas
Producer
Lisa Widén
Lisa Widén
Co-Producer
Robin Trolin
Robin Trolin
Second Unit Cinematographer

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