31 August 1976 Factual 80 mins
A documentary about the statesman Einar Gerhardsen and his relation to the labour movement, how the Labour Party under his rule became the overall leading party.
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Terje Helweg as Narrator
Halvor Næss Cinematography
Norway 31 August 1976
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