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Laban is not like other ghosts, he is afraid of the dark. Laban wants nothing more than to be scary, but no matter how hard he tries, he only manages to scare himself. In the basement of the castle Gomorronsol, Laban lives with his mother and father Spöke and his daring little sister Labolina, who can imitate all the sounds in the world. The castle also houses people: the king and queen, as well as Princess Busan and little prince Bus, who are Laban's very best friends.
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Laban is not like other ghosts, he is afraid of the dark. Laban wants nothing more than to be scary, but no matter how hard he tries, he only manages to scare himself. In the basement of the castle Gomorronsol, Laban lives with his mother and father Spöke and his daring little sister Labolina, who can imitate all the sounds in the world. The castle also houses people: the king and queen, as well as Princess Busan and little prince Bus, who are Laban's very best friends.
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Genre:Animation, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Lena Ollmark, Anders Sparring, Jan Vierth
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Runtime:44 minutes
Studio:Film i Skåne, Art & Bob, Slugger Film
Cast
Lasse Persson
Director
Orlando Wahlsteen
Prince Mischief (voice)
Silas Strand
Laban (voice)
Alicia Sterneborn
Princess Mischeif (voice)
Rickard Söderberg
Daddy Ghost (voice)
Adam Risberg
The Queen (voice)
Pytte Ravn
The Monster (voice) / Rufus (voice) / The Owl (voice)
Lasse Persson
The Thief (voice) / The Rat (voice)
Lisette Pagler
Mommy Ghost (voice)
Emma Molin
Storyteller (voice)
Louise Epstein
Radioperson (voice)
Esmé Beckman
Labolina (voice)
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