Oslofilm: Renholdsverket
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About This Movie
Oslofilm: Renholdsverket is a 1952 documentary that provides insight into the sanitation workers of Oslo. As part of the Oslofilm series, this film highlights various aspects of life in postwar Norway.
Oslofilm: Renholdsverket holds a unique place in the documentary niche, particularly among collectors interested in postwar Nordic cinema. The film was part of a broader Oslofilm series, which itself is relatively scarce and often overlooked in mainstream collections. Given its educational purpose and focus on the often-unseen labor of sanitation workers, it’s a valuable piece for those looking to understand societal roles during that period. Additionally, the film's state-funded origins add another layer to its historical significance, making it a noteworthy find for collectors with an eye for social documentaries.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre is Oslofilm: Renholdsverket?
Oslofilm: Renholdsverket is a documentary.
What year was Oslofilm: Renholdsverket released?
Oslofilm: Renholdsverket was released in 1952.
Who directed Oslofilm: Renholdsverket?
The film was produced by ABC Film A/S and Oslo Kinematografer.
What is the Oslofilm series about?
The Oslofilm series consists of public information films about life in and around Oslo, produced between 1940 and 1980.
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