Nattcafé (1965)
Shows the people who visit a café that is open late at night
Top billed cast
Carl-Gunnar WingårdPensionären
Erik HellHelge
Catrin WesterlundElsa- Mariann NordwallMaggan
Kent AnderssonLalle
Gösta EkmanPeter
Lars PassgårdSune
Mimi NelsonServitrisen
Ove TjernbergOrdningsvakten
Jan-Erik LindqvistDen berusade
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