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Bara roligt i Bullerbyn 

The children of the three houses that forms the Bullerby village are afraid of the shoemaker and his dog, but still have to go there to have their shoes mended.
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The children of the three houses that forms the Bullerby village are afraid of the shoemaker and his dog, but still have to go there to have their shoes mended.

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Genre:Family
Directed By:Olle Hellbom
Written By:Astrid Lindgren
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Artfilm AB

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