Ronja the Robber's Daughter | Official Trailer | Netflix

This year we welcome back the beloved Swedish fantasy-tale of Ronja the Robber’s Daughter – following Ronja as she grows up and discovers the magical, yet dangerous forest with its mysterious creatures. When Ronja meets the young boy Birk from a rival gang, it marks the beginning of a dark family feud and a forbidden friendship emerges, all while a notorious bailiff arrives to rid the forest of robbers once and for all.

Writer Hans Rosenfeldt, director Lisa James Larsson and producers Bonnie Skoog Feeney & Mattias Arehn have transformed the story of Ronja based on the Astrid Lindgren book. The series will be released in two parts, with Part 1 (episode 1-6) launching on March 28, followed by Part 2 (episode 7-12) later in 2024.

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Ronja the Robber's Daughter | Official Trailer | Netflix

Loving, loyal and unafraid, the daughter of a wanted robber chief makes a secret friend in her father's magical and treacherous forest.

[wolf]

As a swede i hope they do justice to this story for Astrid Lindgren is the most beloved author in swedish history

[AndiBeth]

I love the stories of Astrid Lindgren. I am from Germany and grew up with them. They even inspired me to visit Sweden. It’s such a beautiful country with beautiful culture.

[TheBlackSquirrel]

Hello people across the world! Here's some useful information for ya:
-This is a series (not a movie) and was originally made by Viaplay. Netflix then bought it.
-The story is based on a book written by Astrid Lindgren in 1981 (same woman who created Pippi Longstocking).
-There are only two other adaptions of this book; a live action movie from 1984 (directed by Tage Danielsson) and an anime series from 2014 (directed by Gorō Miyazaki).

I hope you will enjoy the show! <3

[GKViddingHD]

I loved the original adaption, read the book as a kid numerous times. Astrid Lindgren wrote so many magical stories: Mio my Mio, The Brothers Lionheart, Ronja, Emil i Lönneberga ...

[tnsloek]

As a Scandinavian, this makes me so excited. I loved the original movie as a kid! 🇩🇰

[M-M]

As a dane who grew up with many of Astrid Lindgrens stories I’m happy to see her work being appreciated❤️

[Frankiə]

I just cried. The movie was my comfort movie as a kid.... i watched it EVERY TIME i visited my grandparents

[petermarcussen]

Hopefully this will be a hit and Netflix will show interest in turning The Brothers Lionheart by Astrid Lindgren into a series.

[monsterkidcollectibles]

This show was produced by the swedish Viaplay, but it will be shown on Netflix instead, due to an economical crisis that struck Viaplay. So this is basically a Viaplay production that ended up on Netflix instead. There will be 2 seasons and 12 episodes in total. Based on the Astrid Lindgren Book. Astrid Lindgren is most known in the US as the creator of Pippi Longstocking.

[marjar.]

One of my all time favorite Astrid Lindgren books. And I love the original 80's film. Can't wait for this ❤ 🇫🇮

[thatgingerannoyance]

As a Norwegian who grew up on this story, and the original Astid Lindgren movie adaptions, I cannot express my excitement. I was worried when I first saw it Netflix doing it, but seeing this trailer and hearing that they kept it in Swedish, I have high hopes! I always loved this story, and I so hope they do it justice so that we may see my other favorite (The Brothers Lionheart) adapted as well.

[sudden_games]

It was one my favourite books when I was a kid. Such a great story with pretty much everything you could wish for: adventure, monsters, humour, romance, a lot of really well-written, interesting characters and a protagonist that you can't help but be captivated by. I saw the old movie and loved it back then but will definitely be looking forward to this one, as well.

[inainoslo]

I grew up watching the original movie from 1984 so I’m very much looking forward to watching this remake 🥰

[andrewpragasam]

Astrid Lindgren's book is magnificent (as are all her books, actually) and the 1984 film was one of my childhood favourites. Really looking forward to this new adaptation.

[twentyroses]

I loved the book as a child so much. 😍
I always felt like her, when I played alone in the forrests around my village. She was my heroine and inspiration. She did what was right. Freed herself from the prejudices and expectations that her family wanted to instill in her, formed her own opinion & fought for it, no matter what hard consequences she had to accept for it, etc...

The Netflix adaptation is unexpected but I'm seeing forward to it.
I will definitly watch it! 🙌

[tbk]

Wow, that looks really close to the original movie. Let's hope they stay true the book as well.

[DelgadoChris-zq]

This series is a gem. Absolutely meticulously realized, incredibly beautifully filmed, and with absolutely likable protagonists. Beautiful setting, the story more corresponding to the book, with much depth and humor. The dwarves are simply super cute, and the overall feeling of the series is just a delight. Even I grew up with Ronja and was extremely skeptical about a Ronja reboot. But Lisa James Larsson has put in 120% effort, and I simply don't understand the criticism of the series. It's as if people can't be satisfied nowadays. What would it take for people to be satisfied? I think the maximum has been achieved, and I will watch the series a second, third, and fourth time. Superb performance, beautiful story.

[BonShula]

Thank you for promoting Swedish culture which is one of the most happiest countries in the world

[octodaddy]

As a swede i think ''Rövare'' in this sense would be more like ''bandit'' or ''outlaw'' rather than robber but anyway this look like some good stuff. I love the original movie from the 80s, that is a Swedish classic.

[miria]

I've read it's book when I was in the fifth grade ...and now I'm in third year college and I see the trailer ... Its like dream come true ❤❤❤❤