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| Ane Dahl Torp | ... | Marie | |
| Laurent Stocker | ... | Pi (as Laurent Stocker de la Comédie Française) | |
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Hildegun Riise | ... | Wenche |
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Stein Winge | ... | Ernst Ernst |
| Per Christian Ellefsen | ... | Moberg | |
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Didier Flamand | ... | Gérard |
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Dinara Drukarova | ... | Female Custom Officer |
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Daniel Drewes | ... | Male Custom Officer |
| Peter Hudson | ... | Dr. Reinhard Winkler | |
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Christian Erickson | ... | Dr. Andrew Johns |
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Jean Donagan | ... | Dr. Deleau (as Jean Donogan) |
| Magne-Håvard Brekke | ... | Delegate | |
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Joseph Rezwin | ... | Delegate (as Joe Rezwin) |
| David Gasman | ... | Delegate | |
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Christophe Reymond | ... | Delegate |
When Norwegian scientist Marie attends a seminar in Paris on the actual weight of a kilo, it is her own measurement of disappointment, grief and, not least, love, that ends up on the scale.
Norwegian female scientist. Her man seems to have left her and she only meets him, or watches his car, sometimes when he returns to their house to collect things. Her father works at the same place, but has some alcohol problems. They are keepers of an item to be compared to The Holy Graal. The official Norwegian kilo prototype.
She has to go to Paris to have it checked, together with the rest of the world. She's a woman who hardly ever smiles, probably because she's not familiar with what a soul means. Or its weight.
This is supposed to be a comedy, but it's too slow and not enough funny. Not that a comedy has to be fast, but somehow this tempo seems a little about having difficulty to fill 1,5 hour.