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Dagligliv på julemærkehjemmene (1952)

Dagligliv på julemærkehjemmene poster
Directed by
Gunnar Wangel
Genre
documentary film
Country
Denmark
Runtime
19 min

How it feels

This Danish documentary from 1952 shows daily life at six Christmas seal homes in Denmark. These homes help over 1,000 vulnerable children each year. The film begins with black-and-white footage of poor children in Copenhagen courtyards and then shows color scenes of everyday activities at several homes, along with footage from a royal visit.

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What happens

Dagligliv på julemærkehjemmene er en dansk dokumentarfilm fra 1952 instrueret af Gunnar Wangel. Film om de seks julemærkehjem i Danmark, hvor man hvert år hjælper over 1000 udsatte og særligt trængende børn. Filmen indledes med s/h-optagelser af fattige børn i københavnske baggårde. Derefter vises en række dagligdagsbilleder i farver fra hjemmene Lindersvold ved Præstø, Hobro, Fjordmark ved Kollund, Mørkøv, Kildemose ved Ølsted og Holbølls Minde ved Svendborg. Desuden s/h-optagelser fra Kong Frederik IX og Dronning Ingrids besøg i Hobro i 1949. Filmens årstal er usikkert. Mange af optagelserne ses også i 'Julemærkefilmen 1952'. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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