Watch En ovanlig livsresa - Berättelsen om Ronnie Gardiner (2015) Online Free
The story of Ronnie Gardiner, the jazz musician who turned a personal tragedy into a new treatment method for stroke victims.
Cast
Ronnie Gardiner, Magnus Liljeroos, George Kent, Eigil Hövde, Allen Hazard Sr, Joseph (Joe) Cravinho, Sigbritt (Git) Pennemo, Charlie Norman, Lennie Norman, Lorraine E. Bloomquist, Erik Stålberg, Björn Österberg
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