Skæve dage i Thy (1971)
Overview
Documentary about the construction of Thy Lejren in 1970 - an alternative summer camp. Features concerts by bands such as Gasolin' and Gnags.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | da |
| Popularity | 0.776 |
Directed By
Finn Broby
Dino Raymond Hansen
Teit Jørgensen
Gregers Nielsen
Ebbe Preisler
Kjeld Ammundsen
Crew
Kim Larsen
Ebbe Preisler
Ebbe Preisler
Gregers Nielsen
Christian Hartkopp
Finn Broby
Finn Broby
Kjeld Ammundsen
Dino Raymond Hansen
Teit Jørgensen
Gregers Nielsen
Gregers Nielsen
Ebbe Preisler
Ebbe Preisler
Kjeld Ammundsen
Dino Raymond Hansen
Teit Jørgensen
Teit Jørgensen
TOP CAST
Franz Beckerlee
Franz Beckerlee
Wili Jønsson
Wili Jønsson
Kim Larsen
Kim Larsen
Jens G. Nielsen
Jens G. Nielsen
Peter A.G. Nielsen
Peter A.G. Nielsen
Leo Jespersgård
Leo Jespersgård
Kajs Camping
Kajs Camping
Balalajka Ole
Balalajka Ole
Henning Prins
Henning Prins
Jacob Riis-Olsen
Jacob Riis-Olsen
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