

Drama · Music
Overview
The year is 1986. Fredrik and Nina are passionate about synth music. Fredrik's synth band is about to play its first gig but during the most important weekend in Fredrik's life, everything is put to the test.
Top Cast


Erik Svedberg-Zelman
Erik Svedberg-Zelman
Fredrik
Erik Svedberg-Zelman
Fredrik


Rebecca Plymholt
Rebecca Plymholt
Nina
Rebecca Plymholt
Nina


Anna Blomberg
Anna Blomberg
Anita
Anna Blomberg
Anita


Magnus Schmitz
Magnus Schmitz
Bengt
Magnus Schmitz
Bengt


Karin Lithman
Karin Lithman
Barbro
Karin Lithman
Barbro


Selma Modéer Wiking
Selma Modéer Wiking
Kim
Selma Modéer Wiking
Kim
Daniel Gustavsson
Daniel Gustavsson
Kristoffer
Daniel Gustavsson
Kristoffer
Ian Braun Henri
Ian Braun Henri
Pelle
Ian Braun Henri
Pelle
Vesta Blomberg Book
Vesta Blomberg Book
Anna
Vesta Blomberg Book
Anna
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