
Long Flat Balls
Comedy
Overview
Six guys from Norway go on a trip to Germany to cheer on Norway in the world Championship of football. But it isn't easy to put their normal life aside, not even for football.
Top Cast


Jan Edgar Fjell
Jan Edgar Fjell
Edgar
Jan Edgar Fjell
Edgar


Anders Fast Fjell
Anders Fast Fjell
Øyvind
Anders Fast Fjell
Øyvind


Petter Jørgensen
Petter Jørgensen
Petter
Petter Jørgensen
Petter


Eirik Tobiassen
Eirik Tobiassen
Karsten
Eirik Tobiassen
Karsten


Kai Helge Hansen
Kai Helge Hansen
Kai
Kai Helge Hansen
Kai


Frode Lie
Frode Lie
Freddy
Frode Lie
Freddy
Lars Olav Karlsen
Lars Olav Karlsen
Lars Olav Karlsen
Lars Olav Karlsen
Lars Olav Karlsen


José Mourinho
José Mourinho
Self
José Mourinho
Self
Åge Hareide
Åge Hareide
Self
Åge Hareide
Self


Roman Roth
Roman Roth
Klaus Bittman
Roman Roth
Klaus Bittman
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