
A filmed stage production of the story of Pelle Svanslös, the cat who lost his tail as a kitten, and his interactions with all the other cats in the neighbourhood.


Pelle Svanslös
Maja Gräddnos
Elaka Måns
Bill
Bull
Elaka Konrad
Frida
Feta Trisse
Gammel-Maja
Rickard från Rickomberga

A filmed stage production of the story of Pelle Svanslös, the cat who lost his tail as a kitten, and his interactions with all the other cats in the neighbourhood.
1991-04-21
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