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Johan Falk: Leo Gaut

PG-1320091h 32mRichard Holm
IMDb 6.2

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A car explodes in front of a primary school where GSI boss Patrick Agrell has just left his children. The event reunites Johan Falk with Leo Gaut, a former criminal restaurant owner who Johan put behind bars a decade ago.

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What is Johan Falk: Leo Gaut (2009) about?

A car explodes in front of a primary school where GSI boss Patrick Agrell has just left his children. The event reunites Johan Falk with Leo Gaut, a former criminal restaurant owner who Johan put behind bars a decade ago.

Who stars in Johan Falk: Leo Gaut?

Johan Falk: Leo Gaut stars Jakob Eklund (Johan Falk), Peter Andersson (Leo Gaut), Marie Richardson (Helén Andersson), Jacqueline Ramel (Anja Månsdottir), Joel Kinnaman (Frank Wagner). The film was directed by Richard Holm.

How long is Johan Falk: Leo Gaut?

Johan Falk: Leo Gaut has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2009. It is rated PG-13.

Is Johan Falk: Leo Gaut worth watching?

Johan Falk: Leo Gaut holds an IMDb rating of 6.2/10. Fans of Action, Thriller, Crime are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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