Oslofilm: Vann og kloakk

This documentary is part of the Oslofilm series, which includes public information films produced between 1940 and 1980. Funded by the state, these films offer a glimpse into postwar Norwegian society, showcasing various aspects of life in and around Oslo.

Oslofilm: Vann og kloakk not only informs viewers about the city's water sources but also illustrates the essential infrastructure that supports both industry and private citizens. The film's exploration of these systems contributes to a broader understanding of urban life in Norway during this era.

The Oslofilms were created by a diverse group of Norwegian filmmakers, resulting in a rich variety of styles and cinematic qualities. This documentary stands as part of an important chapter in Norwegian film history, reflecting the societal context of its time.