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Dirty Sweden 2000 aka Under the Carpet| 24mins
Director: Tinna Joné | Producer: Tinna Joné
Focus Years: 2000 | Country: Sweden
Subject Tags: culture, education, europe, housing, sanitation, sweden
Quality Tags: Optimistic, Slow, Activating, Harmonizing
Synopsis:
Dirty Sweden is back! The cars and the trains are faster than ever. You can buy food from the computer and get pills to become happy. Everything would be perfect if there were not modern people that can not, don't like to, or can't be bothered to clean. "Dirty Sweden" is the classic portrayal of journalist Lubbe Nordström who traveled around Sweden in the spring of 1938 and made a shocking report about hygiene in contemporary Sweden. In her graduation film "Dirty Sweden 2000," Tinna Joné went in the footsteps of journalist Lubbe Nordström and became dismayed. "It's a real crap movie simply!" she says.

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