Family / Comedy
Sune, an 11 year old boy struggles with girl troubles and school while he and his goofy family prepares for Christmas with failed attempts at all of the usual December traditions.


The yearly family photo is to be taken.

Sune spends some time with his friend Sophie, helping her dress her dolls. After a while he gets the feeling someone is watching them from Sophie's closet.

The snow has finally appeared. Sune and his brother Håkan want to ski and ask their dad for help.

Sune goes shopping for a Christmas present for Sophie.

A case of the "shriek and shout" disease hits Sune while at the library with his class.

While skating at the indoor rink, Sune spots a pretty girl figure skating.

Sunes big sister Anna is having a party and the house is filled with teenagers. Keen on watching the TV, Sune interrupts the party.

The family goes to a fancy mansion for an early Christmas buffet. Chaos ensues when Rudolf want to show a cool trick with his lighter.

The school play is nigh and Sune wants the role of the hero. Instead, he lands the part of the donkey's rear.

The families gather in the school auditorium to watch the Christmas play. Rudolf tries to capture everything on his camcorder.

The Andersson family go Christmas shopping at a mall.

Sune and a friend are deep in battle when a misfired snowball hits a neighbor. Thinking it was Rudolf throwing, a feud boils up between him and the neighbor.

The Lucia concession in school consists of Sunes class this year. Sune the star boy is not sure about his outfit and replaces his pointy paper hat.

It is time for the Christmas baking but someone has stolen the gingerbread dough. Rudolf is in charge of making the toffee.

The Anderssons and Sophie are going sledding. Rudolf enters a contest and cheats.

The Andersson family begin the Christmas cleaning but a family member of sorts passes away. Rudolf tries to mend it.

Rudolfs mom and dad have invited the family to a Christmas dinner. Sune and Håkan are not happy about the food.

Rudolf brings the kids with him to chop down a Christmas tree. Anna is worried about the illegality of it all and Sune visualizes the police interrogations.

The Christmas tree decoration does not go as planned in the Andersson home.

Its commencement at Sunes school. The dancing goes awry for Sune due to poor sock decision.

Rudolf would rather watch the football match than helping the family rhyming.

Anna are due in church for a rendition of "Gläns över sjö och strand". The family is running late and leaves the house in the very last minute.

Sune and Håkan is waiting for the day to pass. Sophie turns up and she and Sune exchange presents.

The boys are waiting for Santa and Rudolf fails to complete a Christmas craft. Santa turns up just as Rudolf leaves to go get the papers.

Sune Andersson

Rudolf Andersson

Karin Andersson

Håkan Andersson

Anna Andersson

Sophie Blixt

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