The Swedish Village
"Welcome to The Swedish Village"
A short mockumentary set in Kingsburg CA.
"Welcome to The Swedish Village"
A short mockumentary set in Kingsburg CA.
Cobi Maness
The Director
John Gaytan
Self
Casi Maness
Self
Alex Thiessen
Crew Member
A short mockumentary set in Kingsburg CA.
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