Max & Josef - Double Trouble! (2004)
All Max’s previous dreams of a pleasant life as a big brother are shattered by the screaming and demanding little brat that is his new-born little sister. Max becomes extremely jealous, but luckily he soon gets a new friend: Josef, a talking turtle. The turtle is quite mean, but eventually he gains Max’s trust. The closer Max gets to the turtle, the worse the relationship with his parents seems to become. Soon, there is no other solution for Max than to run away from home.
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All Max’s previous dreams of a pleasant life as a big brother are shattered by the screaming and demanding little brat that is his new-born little sister. Max becomes extremely jealous, but luckily he soon gets a new friend: Josef, a talking turtle. The turtle is quite mean, but eventually he gains Max’s trust. The closer Max gets to the turtle, the worse the relationship with his parents seems to become. Soon, there is no other solution for Max than to run away from home.
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Genre:Family, Comedy
Written By:Anders Jacobsson, Lars Lundström
In Theaters:10/10/2004
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:SF Studios, SVT
Cast
Erik Leijonborg
Director
Axel Skogberg
Håkan Andersson
Leo Holm
Sune Andersson
Emma Engström
Anna Andersson
Per Svensson
Rudolf Andersson
Tintin Anderzon
Karin Andersson
Jonas Karlsson
Josef (voice)
Johan Rheborg
Ragnar
Henrik Hjelt
Larsa
Rachel Mohlin
Körledare
Rolf Skoglund
Shop Assistant in Pet Store
Ella Widmark
Isabelle Andersson
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