The Children of Noisy Village

Alla vi barn i Bullerbyn

6–
dir. Lasse Hallström
Sweden 1986 / 91’
Polish voice-over

Bullerbyn is the smallest and most famous village in the world, where six children have extraordinary adventures every day. Thanks to their imagination and friendship, an ordinary summer holiday becomes magical!

Bullerbyn is a tiny village in Sweden – it has just three farmhouses. Six children live there, and thanks to their imagination, friendship, and ingenuity, they have extraordinary adventures every day and never get bored. Playing together, making little discoveries, and going on summer expeditions transform an ordinary holiday into a series of magical moments.

Full of warmth, humour, and the sense of freedom that comes with childhood, this film is based on a novel by Astrid Lindgren, whose stories have delighted generations of viewers. The village of Bullerbyn is based on a real Swedish village consisting of three farmhouses.

Did you know that…
…Sweden has more forest than cities? That is why many children grow up close to nature.

Creators

Director
Lasse Hallström
Screenplay
Astrid Lindgren
Cinematography
Jens Fischer
Editing
Susanne Linnman
Music
Georg Riedel
Main cast
Linda Bergström, Crispin Dickson Wendenius, Ellen Demérus, Anna Sahlin, Tove Edfeldt
Producers
Waldemar Bergendahl
Production
Svensk Filmindustri
Polish distributor
Stowarzyszenie Nowe Horyzonty
Sales
SF Studios
Original language
Swedish