Orphan Kamilla moves in with her rich uncle who lives in Kristiansand, Norway in the early 1900s. Her uncle’s wife, however, does not approve of Kamilla and wants to send her to a boarding school in Denmark. Her uncle, instead, decides to send her to his sister who lives in the countryside. On her way there, she meets Sebastian, who is a good-hearted thief who wants to turn his life around. An adaptation from a Norwegian children's novel by Kari Vinje.
Veronika Flåt
Kamilla Pytten
Dennis Storhøi
Sebastian Kåk
Agnete G. Haaland
Sofie Pytten
Morten Harket
Christoffer
Turid Balke
Kokka
Silje Trones Lønseth
Maren Sørgården
Helge Nygård
Stor-Peder
Ellef Mo Sagvollen
Rasmus
Alf Nordvang
Sebastians far
Orphan Kamilla moves in with her rich uncle who lives in Kristiansand, Norway in the early 1900s. Her uncle’s wife, however, does not approve of Kamilla and wants to send her to a boarding school in Denmark. Her uncle, instead, decides to send her to his sister who lives in the countryside. On her way there, she meets Sebastian, who is a good-hearted thief who wants to turn his life around. An adaptation from a Norwegian children's novel by Kari Vinje.
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