Broster broster
Overview
The Wikmansson family—mother Linda, father Ludde, daughter Agnes, adopted son Bertil, and their adoptive grandfather—move to the countryside in an effort to escape consumerism and reduce their environmental impact. Linda is pregnant, and the baby is affectionately referred to as "broster," a blend of the Swedish words for "brother" and "sister."
Seasons (1)
Season 1
27 Episodes
1971
Series Cast
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