
Children of Bullerby Collection
1 movie · 1986
The Children of Bullerby Collection is a film collection consisting of a single installment, Alla vi barn i Bullerbyn, released in 1986. This film has a runtime of 90 minutes and a rating of 6.8 on IMDb. The collection's active period spanned from 1986 to 1986. The total runtime of the entire collection is 90 minutes, and its reported budget and revenue are both listed as zero. This collection comprises one film. Alla vi barn i Bullerbyn is the sole film within this collection. The collection as a whole represents a single cinematic offering from that year.
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6.8IMDb
1h 30mRuntime
1986Years
Franchise cast
Eddie AxbergFotografen (uncredited)
Anna SahlinAnna
Ellen DemérusBritta
Catti EdfeldtSörgårds-LisaCrispin Dickson WendeniusLasse
Harald LönnbroOlle
Tove EdfeldtKerstin
Henrik LarssonBosseAnn-Sofie KnapeNorrgårds-Greta
Ewa CarlssonFröken
Elisabeth NordkvistMellangårds-MajaIngwar SvenssonMellangårds-AndersLinda BergströmLisa (även berättarröst)Peter DywikDrängen OskarSören PeterssonNorrgårds-ErikSigfrid ErikssonFarfarLouise RæderPigan AgdaBill JonssonSörgårds-NisseLasse StåhlHandlare EmilOlof SjögrenSkomakare SnällAll movies in chronological order
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The Children of Noisy VillageIn the charming Swedish village of Bullerbyn, a group of lively children experience the seasons. As the weather warms, they explore their beautiful surroundings, forming friendships and having adventures. This heartwarming story gently explores themes of innocence, freedom, and nature, offering a sweet look at childhood in rural Sweden during the late 1950s. The children of Bullerbyn discover joy in simple things, reminding us that the best moments are often close to home.1.3
The Children of Noisy VillageIn the charming Swedish village of Bullerbyn, a group of lively children experience the seasons. As the weather warms, they explore their beautiful surroundings, forming friendships and having adventures. This heartwarming story gently explores themes of innocence, freedom, and nature, offering a sweet look at childhood in rural Sweden during the late 1950s. The children of Bullerbyn discover joy in simple things, reminding us that the best moments are often close to home.1.3