Highest Jump

A family movie about Albin and Stig who are always competing against each other.

Cast

Markus Åström

as Albin

Lena T. Hansson

as Albin's Mother

Suzanne Reuter

as Stig's Mother

Bertil Norström

as Doctor

Lissi Alandh

as Teacher

Ramses del Hierro

as Stig

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