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Sune's Summer
It's summer and Sune Andersson's family is planning a holiday in Greece. Sune's father, Rudolf is sulking because then he won't be able to go on his beloved fishing trip. But after seeing how much the Greek trip is going to cost, he comes up with a great idea: Let's go on a camping trip instead. A lot is happens during this trip and after a while Rudolf discovers that the camping trip might not be as cheat as he thought.
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It's summer and Sune Andersson's family is planning a holiday in Greece. Sune's father, Rudolf is sulking because then he won't be able to go on his beloved fishing trip. But after seeing how much the Greek trip is going to cost, he comes up with a great idea: Let's go on a camping trip instead. A lot is happens during this trip and after a while Rudolf discovers that the camping trip might not be as cheat as he thought.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Anders Jacobsson, Sören Olsson, Stephan Apelgren
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:SF Studios, SVT
Cast
Stephan Apelgren
Director
Andreas Hoffer
Sune Andersson
Gabriel Odenhammar
Håkan Andersson
Peter Haber
Rudolf Andersson
Carina Lidbom
Karin Andersson
Nina Almlöf
Anna Andersson
Lars Väringer
Lenny
Anna von Rosen
Bettan (as Anna von Rosen Sundelius)
Pär Ericson
Rune Jonsson / Torsten Jonsson
Robert Gustafsson
Leffe
Göran Gillinger
Strandraggare
Nils Moritz
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