
I'll Be Home for Christmas
Drama · Music
Overview
The story of two brothers and their musical family, forced to confront their secrets over an intense Christmas break.
Top Cast


Peter Jöback
Peter Jöback
Simon
Peter Jöback
Simon


Johannes Bah Kuhnke
Johannes Bah Kuhnke
Anders
Johannes Bah Kuhnke
Anders


Suzanne Reuter
Suzanne Reuter
Mona
Suzanne Reuter
Mona


Jennie Silfverhjelm
Jennie Silfverhjelm
Jenny
Jennie Silfverhjelm
Jenny


Loa Falkman
Loa Falkman
Göran
Loa Falkman
Göran


Anja Lundqvist
Anja Lundqvist
Anneli
Anja Lundqvist
Anneli


Rennie Mirro
Rennie Mirro
Igor
Rennie Mirro
Igor


Anneli Martini
Anneli Martini
Elvy
Anneli Martini
Elvy


Lars Väringer
Lars Väringer
Eje
Lars Väringer
Eje


Klara Zimmergren
Klara Zimmergren
Journalist
Klara Zimmergren
Journalist
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