
I faresonen
Synopsis
I Faresonen is a combination of a documentary and fictional approach to the problem of alcoholism -- or alcohol dependency. Tackling a problem common to other Nordic countries as well, director Bjoern Breigutu has focused on the life of sailors, among others, and how alcohol is used or abused in that sector of the population. This was the Norwegian entry at the 1961 Berlin Film Festival.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Bjørn Breigutu
- Screenplay & Story
- Arild Brinchmann, Ragnar Kvam
- Original Title
- I faresonen
- Country of Origin
- Norway
- Spoken Languages
- Norwegian
- Runtime
- 52m
- Production Studios
- ABC Film A/S
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Bjørn Breigutu
Arild Brinchmann, Ragnar Kvam
Department Leadership Roster
Bjørn Breigutu
Director
Arild Brinchmann
Writer
Ragnar Kvam
Writer
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What is I faresonen about?
I Faresonen is a combination of a documentary and fictional approach to the problem of alcoholism -- or alcohol dependency. Tackling a problem common to other Nordic countries as well, director Bjoern Breigutu has focused on the life of sailors, among others, and how alcohol is used or abused in that sector of the population. This was the Norwegian entry at the 1961 Berlin Film Festival.
Who directed I faresonen?
I faresonen was directed by Bjørn Breigutu.
Who stars in I faresonen?
The principal cast of I faresonen includes Rolf Søder, Harald Aimarsen, Roy Bjørnstad, Erling Lindahl, Erik Bye.
When was I faresonen released and how long is it?
I faresonen was released in 1961 with a total runtime of 52m.




















