Christian Ryltenius

The world's strongest (and kindest) bear has to save his kidnapped grandmother when the town's former thieves band together to steal everything they can, led by the dastardly fox Reinard.

The film's characters are based on Gösta Knutsson's books about Pelle Svanslös

Bamse and his friends go to the Arctic to rescue Skalman's scientist friend Beanka who has gone missing. On the way they are joined by the deceitful Kattja who wants the reward money. (imdb)

When a globetrotting stork shows up at the farm, Mamma Moo has reason to ask the question: what is a home, really? How can she be sure that the meadow and farm where she is now are actually her home? What if there's something better somewhere else in this big, wide world. Crow struggles to show his friend that the grass isn't greener across the road - but sometimes you have to get lost in order to find your way home.

When a greedy businessman discovers that there is gold underneath a dam, he decides to demolish the dam and claim the gold for himself, and tricks a witch's young daughter to help him in order to keep Bamse from stopping him.

Bamse's friends go on a quest to find the Thunderbell, the ingredient that makes Bamse strong. Meanwhile, Reinard pretends to be a good guy to supplant Bamse as the hero of the town and win the affections of Mickelina.

When Mamma Mø is inspired to make her very own musical, she happens to make a large part of it herself. Little brother's teddy bear disappears under mysterious circumstances and it's all Mamma Mø's fault. "Can't you just be a regular cow?" wonders the Crow - "Then nothing happens!" But that's exactly what Mamma Mø wants - she loves when things happen. Not just sad things like that. Together, Mamma Mø and Crow begin to follow the trail of the missing teddy bear.