Life Goes On
Released: February 28, 1941Runtime: 84 minLanguage: SV
The Swedish officer Mikael Bourg has served with the French army in Africa. When he returns to Sweden after many years abroad to recover from malaria, he meets his son, a student who prefers partying with his frat friends instead of his bank job; a disappointment in his father's eyes. He also meets a young librarian, Ebba Garland, which makes him feel young again and distracts him from the sickness.
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Edvin Adolphson
as Mikael Bourg
Aino Taube
as Ebba Garland
Sigurd Wallen
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Hasse Ekman
as Ludvig
Anders Henrikson
as Andersson
Emmy Albiin
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Folke Algotsson
as En man i sjukhuskorridoren
Gunnar Almqvist
as Middagsgäst
Margit Andelius
as Dam på biblioteket
Blenda Bruno
as Sköterska på sjukhuset
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