Filmavisen 1948-07-29

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Date: 29.07.1948
Country: Norway
Section: chronicle
Tags: boy, girl, summer camp, swimming
Keywords: Filmavisen
Video Added: 05.03.2021

Filmavisen 1946-07-11

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Date: 11.07.1946
Country: Norway
Section: chronicle
Tags: boy, girl, swimming
Keywords: Filmavisen
Video Added: 26.02.2021

Filmavisen 1945-06-21

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Date: 21.06.1945
Country: Norway
Section: chronicle
Tags: boy, girl, swimming
Keywords: Filmavisen
Video Added: 16.02.2021

Filmavisen 1944-08-28

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Date: 28.08.1944
Country: Norway
Section: chronicle
Tags: boy, girl, summer camp, swimming
Keywords: Filmavisen
Video Added: 05.02.2021

Filmavisen 1944-07-17

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Date: 17.07.1944
Country: Norway
Section: chronicle
Tags: boy, girl, summer camp, swimming
Keywords: Filmavisen
Description: Norwegian children spend vacation in summer camp.
Video Added: 02.02.2021

Filmavisen 1942-07-13

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Date: 13.07.1942
Section: chronicle
Tags: boy, girl, swimming
Keywords: Filmavisen
Video Added: 19.01.2021

Sweden 1950s
Year: 1950
Country: Sweden
Section: chronicle
Tags: boy, girl, swimming
Description: Sweden in 1950s.
Video Added: 07.01.2021

Eralash 195

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Year: 2006
Country: Russia
Section: humor
Tags: boy, girl, swimming
Keywords: Eralash
Description: Sketch "Golaya pravda" ("The naked true"). The boy skinny dips. The girls agree to give him the clothes back only if he says which one is the prettiest.
Video Added: 05.01.2021

Eralash 185
Year: 2005
Country: Russia
Section: humor
Tags: boy, girl, swimming
Keywords: Eralash
Description: Sketch "Spasatel" ("Rescuer"). The boy dives into the water to save the drowning girl.
Video Added: 03.01.2021

Västerås 1937, del 2
Year: 1937
Country: Sweden
Section: chronicle
Tags: boy, girl, swimming
Description: At the end of the 1930s, Västerås was a city of contrasts. On the one hand, an old city with aging buildings, on the other hand, one of Sweden's most modern cities with large, rapidly growing export industries in constant need of new labor. Inspired by how other cities worked, the rulers in Västerås decided that the city should be properly documented. Both for the Westerners of the time and for future generations. A photography and film committee was commissioned to have a film made where everything of importance would be documented, they wanted to create a period document from 1937. The committee included Sven Drakenberg, then curator at the Västmanland county museum, among others. Just over thirty-five years after the premiere, he voiced the film's narration. Committed and initiated, he lets us meet people and environments in 1930s Västerås. Because the film was a so-called archive film, they did not have the same requirements for entertainment value as if it had been a feature film. Despite that, the film became something of a box office hit at the Röda Kvarn cinema. With its premiere on December 5, 1938, it ran in double performances every night for a week and was seen by just over 3,000 people.
Video Added: 20.12.2020