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For Folkets Fremtid (1943)

For Folkets Fremtid poster
Directed by
Søren Melson, Hagen Hasselbalch, Karl Roos, Mogens Skot-Hansen
Genre
documentary film
Country
Denmark
Runtime
48 min
Elsewhere
IMDb

How it feels

This is a Danish documentary from 1943. It shows the public efforts to support citizens of all ages and classes, from childbirth to old age. It covers help for mothers, children, and people with disabilities, and it points out where the social welfare system still needs to improve.

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What happens

For Folkets Fremtid er en dansk film fra 1943 instrueret af Søren Melson efter manuskript af Henning Friis. Filmen giver et indblik i det offentliges indsats for borgere i alle alders- og samfundsklasser. Det danske samfunds socialforsorg skildres for det enkelte individ - fra fødsel til grav: Hjælp til mødre, til spædbørn, til de større børn, forsorgen for ungdommen, for syge og vanføre og for åndssvage og sindssyge. Men filmen peger også på, hvor der skal sættes ind for yderligere at udbygge den sociale forsorg. Den understreger, at meget er nået, men at der stadig er langt til målet. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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