A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
November 13, 1987
Original Title:
Nionde kompaniet
Alternate Titles:
Det niende kompagni
Genres:
Comedy
Production Companies:
SF Studios
Production Countries:
Sweden
Ratings / Certifications:
CZ: 18+ SE: 7
Runtime: 109
A few conscripts realise that the army has vast resources that don't get used as much as they could. Using army material, they start to do services for people in the neighbourhood. More and more money is exchanged, more and more people gets involved, but when will someone reveal the truth to someoney who they can't pay?
"B" Camera Operator:
Bertil Rosengren
Accountant:
Katarina Fernell
Assistant Camera:
Mats Ardström
Assistant Director:
Harald Hamrell
Assistant Editor:
Susan Alhadeff
Zsa-Zsa Tibblin
Assistant Makeup Artist:
Karin Fahlén
Costume Assistant:
Gabriella Innerstedt
Costume Designer:
Katja Watkins
Director:
Colin Nutley
Director of Photography:
Jens Fischer
Electrician:
Stefan Gustafsson
Executive Producer:
Waldemar Bergendahl
Lighting Director:
Björn Ryd
Makeup Artist:
Helena Olofsson-Carmback
Military Consultant:
Lars Lundin
Music Consultant:
Kay Ahrén
Negative Cutter:
Kerstin Hellgren
Producer:
Jan Marnell
Production Assistant:
Eva Bagge
Production Manager:
Ann Collenberg
Property Master:
Karin Alvtegen-Lundberg
Props:
Jimmy McGann
Script Supervisor:
Susanne Falck
Set Decoration:
Rolf Persson
Set Designer:
Lasse Westfelt
Songs:
Jerry Williams
Sound:
Eddie Axberg
Göran Carmback
Anders Larsson
Sound Editor:
Göran Carmback
Christjan Persson
Wille Peterson-Berger
Still Photographer:
Åke Ottosson
Stunt Coordinator:
Johan Torén
Stunts:
Rolf Björk
Pierre Johnsson
Anders Lindberg
Nicke Niklasson
Kimmo Rajala
Fredrik Skoghag
Writer:
Colin Nutley
Sven-Gösta Holst
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