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Sune och hans familj är tillbaka igen! Den här gången får vi följa med tjejtjusaren Sune och hans familj på roadtrip genom Europa. Målet är en liten by i Sydtyrolen där mamma och pappa Andersson upplevde sin smekmånad för 20 år sedan. I byn bor inte bara Sunes drömtjej utan också en konstnär som skulle kunna göra familjen rika som troll. Allt de behöver är hans signatur. Vad skulle möjligtvis kunna gå fel?

On their way to school Paul and Fiona find and help a Professor Wagstaff who's trapped inside his new, untested time machine, so beginning an adventure that will send them back and forth through their local history.

Young Joey wants to be an animal trainer so badly that he sneaks into off-limits areas of Marineland.

The Who's The Boss TV show was a family comedy series about an ex major-leager working as a housekeeper for a woman executive. They both had children and they all lived together in the lady executive's home. While there were occasional conflicts between the "Jock" and the lady that rules the roost, they all eventually became one big happy household. There was also a lot of potential romance between the two during Who's The Boss which was fun to watch but 'mostly' stayed plutonic. It was also fun watching the kids grow up over the eight-year run!

Friends Scott and Emily, are at Scott's grandmother's home when they suddenly discover a mysterious creature Rufus and the wizard Abbot in a secret room. They have a mission: with the help of an ancient spell book, they'll gather some ingredients to make a magic dust to save their world, a magical world. However, they encounter several obstacles when three mean servants with mysterious power want to put their hands on the book which they believe has spells to turn everything into gold.

"Run Wild, Run Free” is a superbly made British drama released to much acclaim in 1969, but seldom seen today. Mark Lester, aged ten when the film was made in late 1968, gives a wonderful performance as a ten years old autistic boy named Philip, who, through a traumatic shock in early childhood, has not spoken since the age of three years, seven years earlier. His parents are at their wits end. They have taken him to see one specialist after another, but without result. He lives on Dartmoor in Devon (where it was beautifully filmed on location in Technicolor) and a retired army colonel living on a neighbouring farm (John Mills) befriends him and brings the boy out of his shell and helps him to become interested in the wildlife and fauna on the moor around him and in particular with a white pony with whom Phillip really bonds.

Because he feels more at ease with the colonel than with his parents, the colonel finally manages to get Phillip to speak...even though it's only one word at first. When he asks the boy if he's given the pony a name, the boy replies, softly, "Philip." "That's a nice name", says the colonel. "That's your name, too, isn't it?" Phillip nods in agreement. The colonel, together with Diana, a girl of Philip’s age from a neighbouring farm, help Philip to live as normal a life as possible. This isn’t a happy film by any means. Any happy moments are soon followed by setbacks and heartbreaks that lead to an edge of the seat climax before the ultimately happy ending.

A young girl living on a remote island is forced to rely on her wits fend off some menacing tourists in this family oriented thriller from director Arne Lind Næss. Noora lives with her family on a small island in Norway. It's a scenic paradise where wildlife typically roams free, and this year Noora has become particularly attached to a friendly seal pup. In order to make some extra money, Noora's parents rent out some of the cottages on the island to tourists. Upon learning that a couple staying in one of cabins are avid hunters, Noora takes it upon herself to protect her newfound friend at all costs. Later, Noora notices that some of the tourists are acting very suspicious, and discovers a mysterious package full of white powder. Now, her parents are away and there's a storm blowing in. When the entire island suddenly loses power, Noora realizes that she'll have to summon extraordinary courage in order to see the dawn of another day.

Da sein Heimatdorf einem Braunkohletagebau weichen soll, müssen Ben und seine Familie in die nächstgrößere Stadt umziehen. In der neuen Schule ist er erst mal der Außenseiter. Und auch im neuen Fußballverein laufen die Dinge für den talentierten Stürmer nicht wie erhofft. Zu allem Überfluss gibt es noch einen weiteren Neuankömmling an der Schule: Tariq, Flüchtling aus Syrien, der ihm nicht nur in der Klasse die Show stehlt, sondern auch noch auf dem Fußballplatz punktet. Wird Ben im Abseits bleiben – oder hat sein Konkurrent doch mehr mit ihm gemeinsam als er denkt?