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The Stage We Are At
Overview
A documentary about one night at Alexander Theatre in Helsinki. Staff prepares for 300 guests, serves them and closes this historically significant building for the night.
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Cast
Touko Manner
self
Salla Hautala
Self
Michael Kerry
self
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