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Seven year old Albert has an imaginary best friend, and thinks he is old enough to get a dog. Dad doesn't agree. Will getting to know a magician help convince dad?
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Seven year old Albert has an imaginary best friend, and thinks he is old enough to get a dog. Dad doesn't agree. Will getting to know a magician help convince dad?
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Hans Åke Gabrielsson, Tora Berg
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Maipo Film, A. Film Production, SVT, Eyeworks Sweden
Cast
Torill Kove
Director
Henrik Forsbak Langfeldt
Albert / Skybert (voice)
Kim Haugen
Dad (voice)
Hallvard Lydvo
The Magician (voice)
Linnea Aksnes-Pehrson
Milla (voice)
Fredrik M. Frafjord
Viktor (voice)
Emily Hammer
Signe (voice)
Erlend Sem Hartgen
Peter (voice)
Edvard Botterli Udnæs
Jokke (voice)
Inger Teien
Lady with Dog (voice)
Haakon Forsbak Langfeldt
Baby (voice)
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