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Laughter and Tears is a film of genre Drama directed by Victor Sjöström with Richard Lund

Laughter and Tears (1913)

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Length 33minutes
Directed by
Genres Drama

Laughter and Tears (Swedish: Löjen och tårar) is a 1913 Swedish silent drama film directed by Victor Sjöström.

Actors

Richard Lund

(Arvid Drager)Hugo Björne
Justus Hagman

(Ferdinand)Stina Berg
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