I skog och mark
Synopsis
Blad-Johan and the Nature Filmer are two cartoon characters who are part of this rhapsodic montage of crazy ideas and situations that take place in nature.
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Måns Herngren
Intern
Tintin Anderzon
Mulle-teacher
Bertil Norström
Movie theater usher
Johan Hagelbäck
The nature filmer & Blad-Johan
Ulf Larsson
The forest-person
Anders Klintevall
Additional voices
Tomas Norström
Fisherman #1
Peter Wahlbeck
Fisherman #2
Hannes Holm
Disney assistant
Ture Hagelbäck
The Frog (voice)
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Måns Herngren
- Screenplay & Story
- Johan Hagelbäck, Måns Herngren
- Original Score
- Jon Rekdal
- Original Title
- I skog och mark
- Country of Origin
- Sweden
- Spoken Languages
- Swedish
- Runtime
- 57m
- Production Studios
- Svenska Filminstitutet
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Måns Herngren
Johan Hagelbäck, Måns Herngren
Jon Rekdal
Department Leadership Roster
Måns Herngren
Director
Johan Hagelbäck
Writer
Måns Herngren
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About I skog och mark
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is I skog och mark about?
Blad-Johan and the Nature Filmer are two cartoon characters who are part of this rhapsodic montage of crazy ideas and situations that take place in nature.
Who directed I skog och mark?
I skog och mark was directed by Måns Herngren.
Who stars in I skog och mark?
The principal cast of I skog och mark includes Måns Herngren, Tintin Anderzon, Bertil Norström, Johan Hagelbäck, Ulf Larsson.
When was I skog och mark released and how long is it?
I skog och mark was released in 1990 with a total runtime of 57m.
Who composed the musical score for I skog och mark?
The original motion picture soundtrack for I skog och mark was composed by Jon Rekdal.