Civil Servant P327JUM

Name: Civil Servant P327JUM
Director: Johan Bjerkner
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2008-09-03
Cast: Johan Grum

2008 · 14 min · Documentary

Johan Grum is a civil servant. He loves to process different matters and to read reports. Most of all he likes the everyday routines when nothing out of the ordinary happens.

Directed by Johan Bjerkner · Written by Johan Bjerkner

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