Thomas Hartmann: Hartmann X
Thomas Hartmann: Hartmann X

Thomas Hartmann: Hartmann X

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2003•80 min•Comedy
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“Nothing is sacred - as long as it's funny enough” is Thomas Hartmann's motto... and it's usually always funny when he's around. Thomas Hartmann is behind the scripts for Far From Las Vegas, he has provided material for Jan Gintberg and Mette Lisby and TV programs such as “Ugen der gak, F.C. Lisby, Årets der gak” and others.
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