01 January 1972 Factual 25 mins
For want of a satisfactory political party, a group of young people parodically form their own candidate party. This film follows their campaign until election day.
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Karl Guðmundsson as Narrator
Þorsteinn Jónsson Director
Iceland 01 January 1972
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