"Bamse – The World's Strongest Bear" 31 December 1972 Animated, Family 16 mins
Bamse and his friends Shellman and Little Skip end up in an adventure with a flying carpet. When there is a threat, Bamse eats a can of his "Thunder-Honey", turns into the world's strongest bear, and saves his friends.
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Olof Thunberg as Narrator
Rune Andréasson Director
Sweden 31 December 1972
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