Six year old Johan, a.k.a. Fimpen, loves football. One day his talents are discovered. It doesn't take long before Fimpen gets to travel around with the national team. Fimpen becomes an ...
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Johan Bergman | ... | Johan 'Fimpen' Bergman |
| Magnus Härenstam | ... | Mackan | |
| Monica Zetterlund | ... | Teacher | |
| Ernst-Hugo Järegård | ... | Club Official | |
| Carl Billquist | ... | Principal | |
| Stig Ossian Ericson | ... | Cab Driver | |
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Liselott Wærum | ... | Mackan's Fiancée |
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Annelie Bergman | ... | Johan's Sister |
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Arne Bergman | ... | Johan's Father |
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Inger Bergman | ... | Johan's Mother |
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Six year old Johan, a.k.a. Fimpen, loves football. One day his talents are discovered. It doesn't take long before Fimpen gets to travel around with the national team. Fimpen becomes an idol and media wants a piece of him all the time. It gets hard to catch up in school. Written by Fredrik Klassson <fredrik.klasson@telia.com>
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One of Bo Widerberg's lesser known works.
The story about the six year old Fimpen who get to play with the national team of Sweden (who appear as themselves) is really charming.
The scene when the team with Ralf Edström, Ronnie Hellström and others complaining to coach "Åby". About reading the bedtime story 14 Little Bears over and over again to Fimpen is really funny.
So is Carl Billquist as the little too enthusiastic principal.
Unfortunately the sound quality is rather poor and I wonder if that might be the reason why it hasn't been shown very much?
Still, this is a good children's film that not only children are going to find amusing.