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Original Title:
Re:agera

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Birchwood
Runda Bordet Film

Production Countries:
Sweden

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 28

Overview from TheMovieDB

Karl, an aspiring actor, only gets casting calls for roles he can't play - bad guys. His friend and drug-dealer Josef has an idea: Bring Karl to a drug deal to give him the experience he lacks. They pick up a run-down car with a drug-filled trunk and head towards the drop-off. On the way, Josef maneuvers his way out of a car breakdown and an arrest, but is powerless when it turns out the trunk has flown open and the drugs are gone. Using their criminal creativity, Josef and Karl dye painkillers blue to play them off as ecstasy. Karl is forced into the role of his life and pulls it off, until the drug-dealers call their bluff. Luckily, the cops are on their tail and a last-minute police intervention saves them. At the interrogation, Karl once again musters his survival-driven acting abilities, and acts his way out of it.

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Production

Cinematography:
Max Brandhorst-Satzkorn

Director:
Joakim Gustafsson

Editor:
Magnus Klippberg

Executive Producer:
Jesper Jönsson

Producer:
Max Brandhorst-Satzkorn
Sandra Tengvall

Writer:
Joakim Gustafsson

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