
Rødtotterne og Tyrannos
Family · Adventure · Drama
Overview
Seven 12-year-olds fight against property speculators and local officials who intend to replace a treasured forest with a concrete building jungle.
Top Cast


Mogens Eckert
Mogens Eckert
Opmåler
Mogens Eckert
Opmåler
Sune Kølster
Sune Kølster
Sune Kølster
Sara Danielle Arentsen
Sara Danielle Arentsen
Sara Danielle Arentsen
Michel Belli
Michel Belli
Michel Belli


Line Kruse
Line Kruse
Line Kruse
Michael Kastberg
Michael Kastberg
Michael Kastberg


Helle Fagralid
Helle Fagralid
Helle Fagralid
Trine Vildbæk Hansen
Trine Vildbæk Hansen
Trine Vildbæk Hansen


Karen-Lise Mynster
Karen-Lise Mynster
Karen-Lise Mynster


Kirsten Lehfeldt
Kirsten Lehfeldt
Kirsten Lehfeldt
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