18 December 1948 Adventure, Fantasy, Family 48 mins
Myth based on the children's book of the same name by Karin Fryxell.
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Sven Thermænius Director
Karin Fryxell Costume Design
Sven Thermænius Director of Photography
Bertil Duroj Set Decoration
Annie Olsson Costume Design
Sven Thermænius Producer
Karin Fryxell Writer
Sven Thermænius Writer
Prinsesse Kvikøje og troldungerne Trailer
Sweden 18 December 1948
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