27 November 1985 Factual 129 mins
Documentary film about the living conditions and situations of five rural women from Nord-Kehdingen on the Lower Elbe, born before the First World War, whose lives followed a fixed pattern: they were always dependent and poor. A piece of evidence from the past, impressive and moving in the stories told by the old women.
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Germany 27 November 1985
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