
Five Days in Falköping
Fem dagar i Falköping
Synopsis
Sofia has lived in the small town Falköping during her childhood. Since she left her hometown she has become an famous international actress. Now she longs to return to the playgrounds of her childhood, and meet old friends
Top Cast
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- Director
- Marianne Ahrne
- Screenplay & Story
- Bertrand Hurault, Marianne Ahrne
- Original Score
- Bengt Ernryd
- Original Title
- Fem dagar i Falköping
- Country of Origin
- Sweden
- Spoken Languages
- Swedish
- Runtime
- 47m
- Production Studios
- Svenska Filminstitutet
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Marianne Ahrne
Bertrand Hurault, Marianne Ahrne
Bengt Ernryd
Marianne Ahrne
Bengt Forslund
Department Leadership Roster
Marianne Ahrne
Editor
Marianne Ahrne
Director
Bertrand Hurault
Writer
Bengt Forslund
Producer
Marianne Ahrne
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Five Days in Falköping
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Five Days in Falköping about?
Sofia has lived in the small town Falköping during her childhood. Since she left her hometown she has become an famous international actress. Now she longs to return to the playgrounds of her childhood, and meet old friends
Who directed Five Days in Falköping?
Five Days in Falköping was directed by Marianne Ahrne.
Who stars in Five Days in Falköping?
The principal cast of Five Days in Falköping includes Iwa Boman, Bodil Mårtensson, Karl-Magnus Thulstrup, Helge Skoog, Pierre Fränckel.
When was Five Days in Falköping released and how long is it?
Five Days in Falköping was released in 1975 with a total runtime of 47m.
Who composed the musical score for Five Days in Falköping?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Five Days in Falköping was composed by Bengt Ernryd.
