Greger Anner, a student from Uppsala, comes to Ådalen to pursue geological studies. He meets the beautiful and imaginative chalet-girl Sago-Gunnel from Ortorpsgården and they share a blissful summer of love.
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Theodor Berthels Director
Pelle Molin Story
Maja Engelbrektson Producer
Henning Ohlson Screenplay
Sweden 22 October 1928
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