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Tomas Stark

Born in Stockholm, Sweden in 1982. Received education in film and literature at Stockholm University and art at Gerlesborg School of fine arts. Studied TV-production at MITV, Stockholm. Has made a number of short and experimental films, often working in collaboration with Marko Bandobranski.
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