Tjuvarnas jul

Tjuvarnas jul (The Thieves' Christmas) was the 2011 SVT Christmas calendar broadcast 124 December by Sveriges Television. The plot focuses on a thief named Kurre and his little daughter Charlie. It has a style reminiscent of Charles Dickens' stories.

Tjuvarnas jul
Genrechildren
Created byStefan Roos
Per Simonsson
Developed byStefan Roos, Per Simonsson
Written byStefan Roos, Per Simonsson
Directed byStefan Roos, Per Simonsson
StarringTea Stjärne
Gustaf Hammarsten
Elisabet Carlsson
Claes Månsson
Narrated byStefan Roos
Composer(s)Håkan Eriksson
Jonatan Järpehag
Magnus Ringblom
Country of originSweden
Original language(s)Swedish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes24
Production
Production company(s)SVT
Release
Original networkSVT1
SVT B
SVT HD
Picture format16:9
720p
Audio format5.1
Original release1 December (2010-12-01) 
24 December 2010 (2010-12-24)
Chronology
Preceded byHotell Gyllene knorren (2010)
Followed byMysteriet på Greveholm: Grevens återkomst (2012)

Plot

The series is set in Stockholm during the 19th century.[1] Kurre feeds entirely on stealing. He is involved in a gang of thieves led by the evil old woman Madame Bofvén. He lives alone in a loft, until a little girl named Ing-Britt (later renamed to Charlie by Madame Bofvén) who apparently is his daughter shows up outside his door. During the series they approach each other as father and daughter, while Madame Bofvén planning to rob the big department store and the police seek diligently after the thieves. As if that were not enough the store owner seems to have an illicit secret.

Cast

Sequel

A freestanding feature-length film is in production to premiere in late 2014.

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References

  1. "Julkalendern i radio och tv fortsätter samla publik" (in Swedish). Sveriges radio. 27 November 2011. Retrieved 15 January 2017.
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