About an unemployed father's relationship with his son. The father explores his innermost desires. Dancing ballet in red tulle skirt is one.
Social & External
The people behind it
Ernst-Hugo Järegård
The Father
Olof Buckard
The Neighbour
Dag Cramér
The Son
Charlotte Gyllenhammar
The Son's girlfriend
Rolf Skoglund
The Third man
Heinz Hopf
The Forth man
Jonas Bergström
The Fifth man
Kaj Nuora
The Sixth man
Johannes Brost
The Seventh man
Åke Pallarp
A Officer
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