Korset - Season 1
Birger and Eivor's daughter is buried after having died from a heroin overdose. Birger reacts violently. Soon known drug profiles are being found crucified on the doors to the institutions of society
Birger and Eivor's daughter is buried after having died from a heroin overdose. Birger reacts violently. Soon known drug profiles are being found crucified on the doors to the institutions of society
Tommy Johnson
Birger
Mona Seilitz
Eivor
Anita Ekström
Ulla - Priest
Ingvar Hirdwall
Police Inspector Jörgen Wennström
Lennart Hjulström
Minister of Justice
Lars Lind
National Police Chief
Niels Dybeck
Lawyer Roos
Göthe Grefbo
Old Man With Dog
Jan Guillou
Reporter
Birger and Eivor's daughter is buried after having died from a heroin overdose. Birger reacts violently. Soon known drug profiles are being found crucified on the doors to the institutions of society
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