Det store vi

Det store vi (The Great Us) is a 1983 Norwegian documentary film directed by Morten Henriksen. The film explores the lives and experiences of ordinary people in Norway, delving into their daily routines, aspirations, and the societal structures that shape their existence. It offers a candid look at the Norwegian way of life during the early 1980s.

As a documentary focusing on societal observation, 'Det store vi' received attention for its authentic portrayal of Norwegian life. Critics noted its intimate approach to capturing the spirit of the time and its subjects. While specific widespread critical reviews are scarce due to its niche nature and release date, it is generally regarded as a significant ethnographic and sociological document.

• Praised for its authentic and intimate portrayal of everyday Norwegian life.

• Recognized for its sociological value in documenting a specific time and place.

• Appreciated for its straightforward and unembellished observational style.

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The film's title, 'Det store vi,' translates to 'The Great Us,' emphasizing a collective identity and shared experience among the people it portrays.