Norsk elv (1956)
- Directed by
- Holger Moth, Edwin Nørgaard
- Genre
- documentary film
- Country
- Denmark
- Runtime
- 16 min
How it feels
This documentary follows a Norwegian river from its source through a glacier and down to the sea. It shows how people use the river for fishing, timber transport, hydroelectric power, and shipping through locks.
observationaleducationalslow-pacedinformativeneutralcalmnaturalistic
What happens
Norsk elv er en dansk dokumentarfilm fra 1956 instrueret af Holger Moth og Edwin Nørgaard efter deres manuskript. En norsk elv fra dens udspring gennem en gletsjerport til dens udløb i havet. I elven drives fiskeri, den bruges til tømmerfløtning, og vandkraften udnyttes bl.a. til elværker. På elvens nedre løb kan der foregå sejlads; skibene føres uden om vandfaldene ved hjælp af sluser. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)
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