Tjorven and Mysak
Tjorven and the other children at Seacrow island have received a play day in a gift. Uncle Melker will find himself ending up in the lake several times. The kids also have found an old ship that will be named Albertina. They divide themselves into two pirate gangs and fights about the wishing stone Mysak.
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Tjorven and the other children at Seacrow island have received a play day in a gift. Uncle Melker will find himself ending up in the lake several times. The kids also have found an old ship that will be named Albertina. They divide themselves into two pirate gangs and fights about the wishing stone Mysak.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Astrid Lindgren
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:SF Studios
Cast
Olle Hellbom
Director
Eva Stiberg
Märta Grankvist
Maria Johansson
Maria "Tjorven" Grankvist
Torsten Lilliecrona
Melker Melkersson
Louise Edlind
Malin Malm
Torsten Wahlund
Peter Malm
Kajsa Dandenell
Skrållan Malm
Stephen Lindholm
Pelle Melkersson
Bengt Eklund
Nisse Grankvist
Siegfried Fischer
gubben Söderman
Kristina Jämtmark
Stina
Manne Grünberger
fiskaren Vesterman
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