A street theatre group performs anti-capitalist and anti-militarist plays. The inner conflicts, about how to reach and how tight they shall embrace the working class, escalates and the group split up.
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Title: Provocation (1972)
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Cast
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| Marie-Louise Ekman | ... | Marie-Louise (as Marie-Louise De Geer) | |
| Björn Granath | ... | Björn | |
| Hans Mosesson | ... | Hans | |
| Ann-Charlotte Hult | ... | Ann-Charlotte | |
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Berit Nyman | ... | Berit |
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Peter Wahlqvist | ... | Peter |
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Anki Rahlskog | ... | Anki |
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Svante Holmström | ... | Svante |
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Robert Carleson | ... | Robert |
| Jan Lööf | ... | Jan | |
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Lars Hillersberg | ... | Lars |
| Carl Johan De Geer | ... | Carl Johan | |
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Lena Svedberg | ... | Lena |
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Olle Jeppson | ... | Olle |
| Håkan Alexandersson | ... | Håkan | |
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The theater group travels around playing Monopoly where the Swedish business executive Marcus Wallenberg always hits six. On the Swedish national day the group organizes a naval battle, with real boats, between the imperialist forces and communist countries on the water that runs between the Grand Hotel and the Royal Palace in Stockholm. In one scene of the show, a bishop is surfing on a cross, pulled behind the Red's boat. In the evening the police have had enough and pick up the actors of the theater group. Written by Ulf Kjell Gür
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Composed by Alvar Kraft (1939)
Lyrics written by Karl Henrik Henrüd (as Charles Henry)
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The film found no audience. Under a hundred people paid to see it. See more »Soundtracks
Jag har bott vid en landsvägComposed by Alvar Kraft (1939)
Lyrics written by Karl Henrik Henrüd (as Charles Henry)
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