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Stationsbyfotografen (1998)

Stationsbyfotografen poster
Directed by
Jørgen Vestergaard
Genre
documentary film
Country
Denmark
Runtime
34 min
Elsewhere
IMDb

How it feels

This documentary uses old silent 16mm home movie footage to show everyday life in a small Danish town during the 1930s and 1940s. It captures work, leisure, local festivals, and the long construction of a nearby bridge.

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What happens

Stationsbyfotografen er en dokumentarfilm instrueret af Jørgen Vestergaard efter manuskript af Jørgen Vestergaard. På grundlag af fotograf Svend Mikkelsens stumme 16mm optagelser på knap 4 timer tegner filmen et billede af livet i Fjerritslev, en typisk dansk stationsby i 30'erne og 40'erne. Der er glimt af arbejdsliv og fritidsfornøjelser, og der er hestemarked, dyrskue og byfest. Et stort byggeprojekt følges gennem flere år: opførelsen af Aggersundbroen. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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