Pippi Longstocking

  • Olle Hellbom
  • Sweden, West Germany
  • 1969.
  • 100'
  • Pippi Långstrump

Pippi Longstocking, one of the world’s favourite children’s characters and creation of Swedish author Astrid Lindgren, was in fact imagined by Astrid’s daughter Karin while she was ill. Pippi’s mischievous character and disregard for authority caused quite a stir back in 1945 when the book was published because children’s literature was then considered a means for educating and setting moral examples. But that hasn’t affected the global success of the novel, which has subsequently inspired numerous film adaptations. Pippi Longstocking, a girl of superhuman strength, arrives in a Swedish town with her monkey, horse, and a bag of gold coins. There she befriends two children, Annika and Tommy, astounds the local adults with her unusual behaviour and experiences many adventures.

Subtitles: HR, EN

Olle Hellbom

Swedish director, producer, and screenwriter (1925 – 1982). He is best known for his adaptations of Astrid Lindgren’s novels. He won the Guldbagge Award for Best Director for the film The Brothers Lionheart (1977). Praised for his exceptional skills in working with young actors, he is one of the most important protagonists of the Swedish children’s film revival.

Pippi Longstocking

Director
Olle Hellbom
Screenplay
Astrid Lindgren
Cast
Inger Nilsson, Maria Persson, Pär Sundberg, Margot Trooger, Hans Clarin, Paul Esser, Ulf G. Johnsson, Göthe Grefbo, Fredrik Ohlsson, Öllegård Wellton, Staffan Hallerstam, Lissi Alandh, Meta Velander, Siv Ericks
DOP
Kalle Bergholm
Editing
Jan Persson, Jutta Schweden
Producer
Ernst Liesenhoff, Olle Nordemar
Production
Beta Film, KB Nord Art, Svensk AB, Sveriges Radio

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