• 1999
  • 38m
68'ernes børn

Summary How did life turn out for children of the 1960's? Meet the (now) adults from Generation 68.

  • 1999
  • 38m

S2.E8 ∙ 68'ernes børn

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Marianne Germer Dusja Carl Erik Faurholdt Anette Faye Jacobsen

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Details

Genres : History Documentary

Release date : Oct 16, 1999

Countries of origin : Denmark

Language : Danish

Production companies : Danmarks Radio (DR)

Summary How did life turn out for children of the 1960's? Meet the (now) adults from Generation 68.

Details

Genres : History Documentary

Release date : Oct 16, 1999

Countries of origin : Denmark

Language : Danish

Production companies : Danmarks Radio (DR)

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