Glasmästarna (1986)
Silent about two clumsy glaziers.
Top billed cast
Magnus HärenstamGlazier 1
Lars AmbleGlazier 2
Fredrik OhlssonThe husband
Tommy JohnsonThe locksmith
Staffan LingThe oppressed husband
Lena OlinThe lady with the dog
Lena SöderblomThe wife
Åke LindströmThe artist- Patricia GehlinThe model
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