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The Last Proletarians of Football

2011, Swedish. Directed by Carl Pontus Hjorthén & Martin Jönsson.

The incredible story about the cooks, plumbers and recreational leaders of IFK Göteborg in the 1980's.

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1h 20m
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Swedish
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Released
2 April 2011
Original title
Fotbollens sista proletärer
Country
Sweden
Written by
Carl Pontus Hjorthén

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The Last Proletarians of Football (2011) was directed by Carl Pontus Hjorthén and Martin Jönsson and stars Anders Bernmar, Stefano Borgonovo, Dan Corneliusson.

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