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Apelsinmannen (1990-1990)

Premiere:
September 10, 1990

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 2

Finale:
September 11, 1990

Original Title:
Apelsinmannen

Production Companies:
MovieMakers

Countries:
SE

Overview from TheMovieDB

Birgitta is a young student in the 50's. Living among drugdealers, prostitutes, homosexuals and killers in Stockholms nightlife...

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Production

Art Direction:
Bo Lindgren

Assistant Director:
Suzanne Branner

Assistant Director of Photography:
Bertil Rosengren

Assistant Editor:
Sara Garpe
Lina Habermann

Carpenter:
Bo Ahlin

Choreographer:
Katrin Sundberg

Director:
Jonas Cornell

Editor:
Thomas Krag

Electrician:
Börje Larsson
Bo Ahlgren

First Assistant Director:
Johan Svensson

Grip:
Stefan Andersson

Lighting Director:
Anders Eklund

Makeup & Hair:
Sven Lundén

Makeup & Hair Assistant:
Johanna Fridén
Kim Åström
Carina Dalunde
Ulrika Nilsson

Music:
Jan Tolf

Negative Cutter:
Tomas Liljestrand

Producer:
Bert Sundberg
Lasse Lundberg

Production Manager:
Erich Hörtnagl

Property Master:
Louise Stenberg

Set Dresser:
Jan-Olof Hallström

Sound:
Peter Larsson
Per Nyström
Thomas Huhn

Sound Effects:
Eva Löthner
Per Nyström

Sound Mixer:
Bengt Löthner

Wardrobe Assistant:
Carina Dalunde
Kim Åström
Johanna Fridén
Ulrika Nilsson

Wardrobe Master:
Sven Lundén

Writer:
Birgitta Stenberg
Lars Bill Lundholm
Thomas Borgström

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