Snapphanar (1941)
In an occupied country, the people rise to throw off the occupants. This includes Jens the farmer and his three sons who successfully perform sneak attacks on the invading army.
Director: Åke Ohberg
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Edvard Persson as Grimme-Jens |
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George Fant as Ored Jensen |
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Eva Henning as Kerstin |
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Tekla Sjöblom as Cilla |
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Oscar Ljung as Per Jensen |
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Åke Ohberg as Nils Jensen |
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Carl Ström as Helsing |
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Sven Bergvall as Swedish colonel |
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Bror Bügler as Lieutenant Cronhjort |
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Gunnar Sjöberg as Långe-Tuve |
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Yngve Nordwall as Sören |
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John Ekman as Mogens |
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Henrik Schildt as Lieutenant |
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Bengt Ekerot as Lille-Jonas |
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Ernst Brunman as Kniva-Jösse |
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Marianne Löfgren as Marna |
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Ingrid Backlin as Marit |
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Blenda Bruno as Karna |
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Frithiof Bjärne as Lieutenant |
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Elvin Ottoson as Danish recruiter |
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Ninni Husberg as Young woman at the castle |
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Nils Kihlberg as Lieutenant |
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Axel Lindberg as Marna's father |
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Mim Persson as Grimme-Jens' maid |
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Helga Brofeldt as Sören's wife |
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Julia Cæsar as Woman at the castle |
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Erik Hell as Swedish soldier |
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Sten Larsson as Guerilla |
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Harald Svensson as Castle guard |
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Nils Fritz as Castle guard |
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Arne Nyberg as Swedish officer |
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Georg Årlin as Guerilla |
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Peter Lindgren as Guerilla |
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Hans Strååt as Guerilla |
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Birger Sahlberg as Guerilla |
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Gunnar Björnstrand as Soldier |
| Directing | Åke Ohberg | Director |
| Camera | Sven Thermænius | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Gösta Bjurman | Editor |
| Writing | Karl Ragnar Gierow | Writer |
| Sound | Lars-Erik Larsson | Original Music Composer |
| Art | Max Linder | Production Design |
