Cirkeline: Storbyens mus

1998
1h 2min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaCirkeline moves to the city with her friends, the mice Ingolf and Frederik. Here they meet the town mouse Sidse, who knows Hassan, who lives with his family at a greengrocer's. The whole gro... Leer todoCirkeline moves to the city with her friends, the mice Ingolf and Frederik. Here they meet the town mouse Sidse, who knows Hassan, who lives with his family at a greengrocer's. The whole group has a good time and plays well together. But a stupid sewer rat tries to ruin it all. F... Leer todoCirkeline moves to the city with her friends, the mice Ingolf and Frederik. Here they meet the town mouse Sidse, who knows Hassan, who lives with his family at a greengrocer's. The whole group has a good time and plays well together. But a stupid sewer rat tries to ruin it all. Fortunately, it doesn't work.

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Premios
- 4 premios ganados y 1 nominación en total

Fotos

Elenco principal8

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Ida Marie Christensen

Cirkeline
(voz)

Janne Britt Hansen

Fredrik
(voz)

Anne Clausen

Sidse
(voz)

Niklas Ingemann

Ingolf
(voz)

Jesper Klein

Sidse's bedstefar
(voz)

Otto Brandenburg

Jordrotte
(voz)

Claus Ryskjær

Rotte
(voz)

Ditte Gråbøl

Høne, Due m.m.
(voz)

Opinión destacada

9/10

a wonderful movie about different ways of coping with changes

Cirkeline, a little paper-cut elf, is the star in this enchanting movie for smaller children--co-starring alongside several mice with Frederik and Ingolf as her room-mates. Originally, Cirkeline an her pals were starring in small ten-minute films produced for Danish Radio's Children's television. Known to almost all Danes over 3, Cirkeline is common knowledge and represents very much the nation's attitude towards children. The movie contains hardly any adults (mice etc.) Cirkeline and her pals move freely around the city (Denmark's capital Copenhagen), meeting other children (mice) and adults (the dove, a father, a big, bad rat) and thus getting accustomed to life in a new place.

Friendship keeps them together, and as friends they master almost every situation.

Absolutely harmless even for timid children the movie still keeps up enough tension to be one my daughter's favorite movies.