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During the Journey to Melonia

During the Journey to Melonia

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During the Journey to Melonia

1989

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Animation

Overview

Documentary about the production of Per Åhlin's feature film Resan till Melonia

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The people behind it

Cast & crew

10 featured cast members

Starring

Per Åhlin

Per Åhlin

(self)

Tomas von Brömssen

Tomas von Brömssen

(Ariel)

Ernst Günther

Ernst Günther

(Caliban)

Jan-Olof Strandberg

Jan-Olof Strandberg

(William)

Olle Sarri

Olle Sarri

(Ferdinand)

Eva Rydberg

Eva Rydberg

(Kockan)

Ingvar Kjellson

Ingvar Kjellson

(Kapten Julgransfot)

Allan Edwall

Allan Edwall

(Prospero)

Robyn

Robyn

(Miranda)

Jan Blomberg

Jan Blomberg

(Slug)

Creative team

Directed by: Lajos Varhegyi
Produced by: Katinka Faragó
Bengt Linné

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