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HVIDSTEN GRUPPEN Agnes Kristensen Gitte Siem k Medvirkende: Marius Fiil Jens Jørn Spottag Gudrun Fiil Bodil Jørgensen Niels Fiil Thomas Ernst Gerda Fiil Laura Winther Møller Tulle Fiil Marie Bach Hansen Peter Sørensen Jesper Riefensthal Bitten Fiil Mia Ejlerskov Albert Iversen Bjarne Henriksen Henning Andersen Janus Kim Elsig Johan Kjær Henrik Vestergaard Niels Kjær Niels Lund Boesen Søren Kristensen Arne Siemsen Knud Kristensen Morten Christensen Jens Stenz Jakob Svarre Juhl Anders Steensgaard Peder Holm Johansen Ole Geisler Mads Wille Andreas Stenz Frederik Meldal Nørgaard Thorup Petersen Jesper Asholt Jacob Andreas Jessen Harvy Morten Holst Schwitzgebel Nick Wilder Augusta Jacobsen Anne Louise Hassing Original titel: Rigmor Kjær Anne Sofie Espersen HVIDSTEN GRUPPEN Agnes Kristensen Gitte Siem Jan Stefan Pagels Andersen Instruktør: Ebbe Nielsen Hans Holtegaard Anne-Grethe Bjarup Riis Niels Andersen Peter Gilsfort Per Larsen Thomas Biehl Teknisk instruktør: Bonde Ebbe Trenskow Anders Refn Müller Jan Tjerrild Stefan Joen Højerslev Manuskript: Statsminister Paul Hüttel Ib Kastrup, Jørgen Kastrup, Thorvald Lervad Tysk stemme Mads Knarreborg Husholdningsråd Trine Appel 2012 For at kunne give en så nuancere vurdering som muligt, anvender Swend’s Hjemmebiograf den gode gamle 13-skala til bedømmelse af film m.v.: 13 = En usædvanlig og aldeles fremragende film 11 = En fremragende film 10 = En god film med plads til forbedringer 9 = En god film over middel 8 = En middelgod film 7 = En jævn film under middel 6 = En nogenlunde tilfredsstillende film 5 = En mangelfuld og ikke tilfredsstillende film 03/00 = En film der aldrig skulle være lavet Til den aktuelle film uddeles i stedet for Harry Tove Inga Swend Aage .
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