Frydenlund Hair Parlour | BACK THEN TO NOW (Ages 11-14)

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Stories from the past tell us so much about who we were and who we can be. Dig a little deeper in history with these stories.

For Ages 11-14 | 74 minutes | Presented in nonverbal and original languages with English subtitles

Themes: Understanding differences, communication, conflict resolution, inclusion, empathy

This program is supported as part of the Dutch Culture USA program of the Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in New York.

Frydenlund Hair Parlour

Throughout World War II, a Norwegian family attempts for their hair parlor to stay open and operational for their customers. Maintaining a business is already a challenge, but in the midst of a war torn region, it nears impossible. Nonetheless, this family preservers to maintain a sense of normalcy in a world where everything seems to be going dangerously wrong.

Year
2021
Runtime
14 minutes
Language
Norwegian
Country
Norway
Premiere
Midwest Premiere
Rating
CONTENT DETAILS: Alcohol and/or other Controlled Substances and its Consumption, Dangerous and/or Risk Taking Behavior, Separation/Loss, Stressful Situations, Depictions of War
Note
THEMES: Perseverance, Recognizing External Supports, Family / World War II

Director
Hanne Berkaak
Screenwriter
Hanne Berkaak
Producer
Tonje Skar Reiersen, Lise Fearnley, Viviane Vanfleteren, Veerle Appelmans

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