18 December 1949 Factual 88 mins
Far up in the Lapland mountains, where no people live, little Sampo Lappelill lives.
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Leif Bexelius as Sampo Lappelill
Alva Lundin Title Designer
Denmark 21 December 1951
Sweden 18 December 1949
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