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Rött vin i gröna glas

Rött vin i gröna glas

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A pas de deux about the Swedish poet/singer/songwriter Carl Michael Bellman (1740-1795) and his muse Ulla Winblad (1744-1798), later included in the full-length ballet "Bellman".

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Released

Original Language

Swedish

Runtime

20 mins

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Release Date

26 July 1970

Country

Sweden

Cast

Mona Elgh

Mona Elgh

Ulla Winbladh

Niklas Ek

Niklas Ek

Carl Michael Bellman

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