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Öresund Bridge - Wind, Water and Visions

Öresund Bridge - Wind, Water and Visions

Genres

Documentary

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Partway through the building of the Öresund Bridge this documentary looks at the process for what has been built so far and looks into the future at what opportunities the bridge might bring.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Swedish

Runtime

57 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

15 December 1998

Country

Sweden

Cast

Mikael Holmén

Mikael Holmén

Self

Helena Bohm Nilsson

Helena Bohm Nilsson

Self

Peter Kentell

Peter Kentell

Self

Thomas Forssell

Thomas Forssell

Self

Arne Eliasson

Arne Eliasson

Self

Göran Lewin

Göran Lewin

Self

Kurt Jörnesand

Kurt Jörnesand

Self

Ilmar Reepalu

Ilmar Reepalu

Self

Uffe Palludan

Uffe Palludan

Self

Annika Nilsson

Annika Nilsson

Self

Mikael Johansson

Mikael Johansson

Self

Alush Bajrahtari

Alush Bajrahtari

Self

Bahos Aweidah

Bahos Aweidah

Self

Marko Kovacic

Marko Kovacic

Self

Rui Peralta

Rui Peralta

Self

Rolf Siemer

Rolf Siemer

Self

Lütke Dieckman

Lütke Dieckman

Self

Håkan Granström

Håkan Granström

Self

Mats Bagge

Mats Bagge

Self

Filipe Pinto

Filipe Pinto

Self

Linda Willmarst

Linda Willmarst

Self

Ragna Olsen

Ragna Olsen

Self

Hans Möller

Hans Möller

Self

Pehr Andersson

Pehr Andersson

Self

Jesper Hyhne

Jesper Hyhne

Self

Mikkel B. Rasmussen

Mikkel B. Rasmussen

Self

Sven-Eric Söder

Sven-Eric Söder

Self

Ute Hübsch

Ute Hübsch

Self

Malin Larsson

Malin Larsson

Self

Pär-Åke Johnsson

Pär-Åke Johnsson

Self

Niels Boserup

Niels Boserup

Self

Lena Durietz

Lena Durietz

Self

Josephine Lindgren

Josephine Lindgren

Self

Peter Egardt

Peter Egardt

Self

Ann-Marie Nilsson

Ann-Marie Nilsson

Self

Michael Mathiesen

Michael Mathiesen

Self

Troels Bjerg

Troels Bjerg

Self

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