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28 Up

28 Up (1985)

Documentary | 136 minutes
3,88 68 votes
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Genre: Documentary

Duration: 136 minuten

Country: United Kingdom

Directed by: Michael Apted

Stars: Bruce Balden, Jacqueline Bassett and Symon Basterfield

IMDb score: 8,1 (3.259)

Releasedate: 20 November 1984

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28 Up plot

"Imagine yourself at 7, 14, 21 & 28."

Director Michael Apted gathers all the protagonists from his documentary 7 Up back together and has them tell you how they have fared in recent years.

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Lynn Johnson Lynn Johnson

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Tony Walker Tony Walker

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Jacqueline Bassett Jacqueline Bassett

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Bruce Balden Bruce Balden

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Andrew Brackfield Andrew Brackfield

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Paul Kligerman Paul Kligerman

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Symon Basterfield Symon Basterfield

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Neil Hughes Neil Hughes

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Peter Davies Peter Davies

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Suzanne Dewey Suzanne Dewey

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james_cameron

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10 May 2009 at 23:29

And the series just keeps getting better and better. It is a pity that two of the participants in this part no longer wish to be interviewed. Fortunately, at least one of them (John) returns in a later part. The experiment still yields surprising (and sometimes predictable) insights. The most poignant participant is undoubtedly Neil, who at the age of 28 leads an itinerant life. Will he still be okay? Tune in next time...

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otherfool

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14 August 2010 at 20:52

In any case, Neil has become the star of the series, an almost archetypal eccentric who cannot find his place in society. The rest of the participants turned out pretty well, with the old women (really, how unexciting can you look at 28) being the highlight.

You get the feeling from a number of characters that they will no longer develop at all (although I still have hope for my previous favorite Bruce), but who knows, 35 Up can surprise me again, and we are indeed looking forward to and keeping our fingers crossed for it again. Neil...

3.5*.

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