

Jag vill leva (2004)
Overview
By the age of 16, Kenneth Lantz was a full-blown drug addict. At 40, he quit and became one of the founders of Basta—Sweden’s first work cooperative for people struggling with drug addiction. Kenta was in charge of the rehabilitation program itself, running it with passionate dedication. Then, disaster struck. Nearing the age of 50, he found himself injecting drugs into his own thigh once again. But then, a text message arrived from his daughter—a message that struck him to the core—and Kenta decided to start living again.
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By the age of 16, Kenneth Lantz was a full-blown drug addict. At 40, he quit and became one of the founders of Basta—Sweden’s first work cooperative for people struggling with drug addiction. Kenta was in charge of the rehabilitation program itself, running it with passionate dedication. Then, disaster struck. Nearing the age of 50, he found himself injecting drugs into his own thigh once again. But then, a text message arrived from his daughter—a message that struck him to the core—and Kenta decided to start living again. Jag vill leva is a Documentary movie, released on 2004-03-24, runtime 54 minutes.
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Directed by
Tom Alandh
Cast
- Tom Alandh as Self - Speakerröst
- Kenneth Lantz as Self
- Alec Carlberg as Self
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