Granhyttan in Sweden used to have rich mines. One day a suspicious couple, Signe and Orvar, arrives in the small town and retires in a purged hut. Nobody knows what they up to; but strange ...
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Title: Kråkguldet (1969)
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| Staffan Hallerstam | ... | Staffan Jonsson 6 episodes, 1969 | |
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Maria Lindberg | ... | Maria 6 episodes, 1969 |
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Stefan Feierbach | ... | Åke 6 episodes, 1969 |
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Gun Arvidsson | ... | Signe 6 episodes, 1969 |
| Tommy Johnson | ... | Orvar 6 episodes, 1969 | |
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Tore Lindwall | ... | Staffan's grandfather 6 episodes, 1969 |
| Åke Grönberg | ... | Gustav Lagerström 5 episodes, 1969 | |
| Arne Källerud | ... | Berntsson 5 episodes, 1969 | |
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Helena Reuterblad | ... | Britta Jonsson 5 episodes, 1969 |
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Carin Ygberg | ... | Teacher 5 episodes, 1969 |
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Al Samfors | ... | Liss 3 episodes, 1969 |
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Granhyttan in Sweden used to have rich mines. One day a suspicious couple, Signe and Orvar, arrives in the small town and retires in a purged hut. Nobody knows what they up to; but strange things starts to happen when a young boy, Staffan, finds a piece of shining metal, while playing in a mine. Written by Anonymous
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29 November 1969 (Sweden) See more »Also Known As:
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Okay, I'm writing this review more on fond memories than facts, but what the hell, the very few people who have managed to navigate themselves to this very place have probably seen it anyway.
As an eight year old, this was the coolest show I knew. Sure it was really old even back then (I'm born 1985, you do the math), but I still thought it was a thrilling and smart show and it made me feel like some eight year old version of Sherlock Holmes.
Stupid narcissism aside: nowadays is this series sadly overlooked and forgotten and should be aired again as soon as possible.
Well recommended for young kids and parents as well. (I haven't given it a score since I can't remember exactly how good it is.)