Untouched and Pure

Untouched and Pure

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This is a very unusual and original film, breaking new ground in filmmaking methods as well as in ways of viewing things. All the usual facts about Sweden have been given a hundred times over, and often in better forms than film can offer, but in this film the director has launched into a form of cinematic observation and commentary that offers an entirely new experience of things Swedish.

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Untouched and Pure, Mort Ransen, Christopher Cordeaux & Martin Duckworth, provided by the National Film Board of Canada

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  • director
    Mort Ransen
    Christopher Cordeaux
    Martin Duckworth
  • producer
    Tom Daly
    John Kemeny
  • sound
    Tommy Bergh
  • re-recording
    Roger Lamoureux
    Michel Descombes
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  • sixam

    I want someone to explain to me how a welfare state actually preserves individual freedom. People should be educated in every nation to be self-reliant and not expect the government to help them at every turn. Every succeeding generation grows up spoiled and ungrateful. I cherish my freedom and would prefer to keep every cent of my pay rather than having it siphoned away to a benevolent tyrant. These people clearly don't care about their personal liberty and are content with government intervention in even the most intimate facets of life. That is very dangerous.

    sixam, 31 May 2019

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