'The Street Party' is an animated comedy for the whole family. The story is about the 10 year old kid, Mugge, who's parents are about to get a divorce. To recreate the balance and harmony that the adults are about to smash, the always optimistic and indomitable Mugge decides to put together the best street party ever - and in that way bring his mom and dad together again.
Anders Morgenthaler, Mikael Wulff
Director
Jens Jacob Tychsen
Mugge (voice)
Iben Hjejle
Kirsten (voice)
Martin Brygmann
Pierre (voice)
Jan Gintberg
Leon (voice)
Lars Hjortshøj
Pelle (voice)
Nicolaj Kopernikus
Henrik Skovlykke (voice)
Sofie Linde
Elsebeth (voice)
Mia Lyhne
Britta Skovlykke (voice)
Anders Morgenthaler
Thorbjørn (voice)
Stephania Potalivo
Sophia (voice)
Mikael Wulff
Allan (x5) (voice)
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