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From the Cellar of the Student Council 

From the Association for Young Danish Art: The Student Council's premises, Charlottenborg, Copenhagen, 6 December. 1967
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From the Association for Young Danish Art: The Student Council's premises, Charlottenborg, Copenhagen, 6 December. 1967

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Bjørn Nørgaard
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Runtime:9 minutes
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