Wille has always dreamed of becoming a superhero and fight crime alongside his father. This dream is shattered when Wille's brother, Charlie, is born. Charlie gets all the attention, and on top of that – he has superpowers. When a supervillain and an evil scientist enact a plan to overthrow the city, Wille and Charlie must put their differences aside and work together as a team. Can an infant and his envious brother save the city?
Jon Holmberg
Director
Orlando Wahlsteen
Wille (voice)
Silas Strand
Charlie (voice)
Tuva Novotny
Mom (voice)
Sven Björklund
Anton (voice)
Joakim Jennefors
Inferio (voice)
Ulla Skoog
Kerstin (voice)
Johan Rödin
Dad (voice)
Lily Wahlsteen
Sister (voice)
Annie Lundin
Pernille (voice)
Joakim Sikberg
Superhero / Publisher (voice)
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