I've Got to Live...

The sawmill in a northern Swedish village close down. Nils becomes unemployed. In order to cope with needs of his family, he is forced to travel south. His wife Karin and the children will stay in the village until further notice. Nils starts working at a factory. In addition to the job, he has been promised a good residence so that the family can move to him.

Cast

Stig Engström

as Nils

Lena Granhagen

as Karin

Tomas Bolme

as Falk

Olof Buckard

as Minister

Thomas Hellberg

as Sune

Björn Gedda

as Rolf

Ulf Johansson

as Arvid

Marja Packalén

as Marja

Eduardo Montes

as Eduardo

Karin Miller

as Stina

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