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For three decades, Erling Brekke was a police officer on Askøy who was also a cinematographer, documenting everything that took place after Second World War to preserve the memory of the world as it was then, and filling it with love for the island and the people.
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For three decades, Erling Brekke was a police officer on Askøy who was also a cinematographer, documenting everything that took place after Second World War to preserve the memory of the world as it was then, and filling it with love for the island and the people.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Maria Galliani Dyrvik, Frode Fimland
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Studio:NRK, FIMfilm AS
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