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Harald Lönnbro
Bobo, the writer as a young man
Amanda Ooms
Bonnie
Nils Moritz
Argus, christmas tree salesman
Magnus Roosmann
Johansson, Bonnie's ex
Douglas Johansson
Bobo, the writer as an older man
Mikael Rundquist
The writer in a bar (present day)
Noomi Rapace
First woman in the bar
Sara Persson
Second woman in the bar
Mariana Klingspor
Christmas tree customer
Åke Lundqvist
Christmas tree customer
Ingemar Nord
Christmas tree customer
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