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Carl Gustav, the Gang and the Parking Bandits
Carl Gustav is 12 years old and particularly interested in comics and detective work. Gjengen is his friends, two boys and two girls of the same age and 'Rævedilter'n' Georg who is seven.
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Carl Gustav is 12 years old and particularly interested in comics and detective work. Gjengen is his friends, two boys and two girls of the same age and 'Rævedilter'n' Georg who is seven.
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Genre:Family, Adventure, Mystery
Written By:Jan Lindvik, Inge Tenvik
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Norsk Film
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