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The fourteen subjects of four previous programs are now 35 years. Here those<br />

still participating in the human life cycle project are interviewed about their<br />

lives and attitudes since the age of 28. The interviews are undercut with parts<br />

of the earlier films.<br />

Originally published: [U.K.] : Granada <strong>Television</strong> International, c1991.<br />

<strong>Off</strong>-<strong>air</strong> recording.<br />

ERC VID.<br />

305.20942 THI : VHS.<br />

21 [VIDEORECORDING].<br />

<strong>Off</strong>-<strong>air</strong> recording of SBS television broadcast, 1990.<br />

Producers, Michael Apted, Margaret Bottomley.<br />

In 1964 a number of English seven year olds expressed their views on life,<br />

leisure, love, marriage, colour prejudice, education and money (Seven Up).<br />

Another program was made about them and their changing attitudes when they were<br />

fourteen (7 Plus Seven). Now they are twenty one.<br />

Originally published : (London) : Granada Colour Production, 1977.<br />

<strong>Off</strong>-<strong>air</strong> recording.<br />

ERC VID.<br />

305.20942 TWE.<br />

VHS.<br />

28 UP [VIDEORECORDING].<br />

<strong>Off</strong>-<strong>air</strong> recording of SBS television broadcast, 1990.<br />

Producer, director, Michael Apted ; camera, George Jesse Turner ; editors, Oral<br />

Norrie Ottley, Kim Horton ; programming consultant, Margaret Bottomley.<br />

Fourteen children from a variety of social and school backgrounds, interviewed<br />

in 1964 for television about their hopes and aspirations, are followed up twenty<br />

-one years later. Extracts from the interviews made when the children were<br />

seven, fourteen, twenty-one and twenty-eight years old, are shown and their<br />

comments recorded on any changes in their ideas.<br />

Originally published : [Great Britain] : Granada <strong>Television</strong> International, 1984.<br />

<strong>Off</strong>-<strong>air</strong> recording.<br />

ERC VID.<br />

305.20942 TWE : VHS.<br />

7 UP IN GERMANY [VIDEORECORDING].<br />

Recorded from SBS television program Connections broadcast 25.9.92.<br />

Originally a Granada <strong>Television</strong> NDR co-production, c1991.<br />

Producers, Luc Jochimsen and Heiner Herde; director, Rudi Finkler.<br />

Mike Sarne.<br />

German children selected from different backgrounds give their views on subjects<br />

ranging from pollution and religion to marriage and their hopes for the future.<br />

<strong>Off</strong>-<strong>air</strong> recording.<br />

ERC VID.<br />

305.20943 SEV : VHS.<br />

7 UP SOUTH AFRICA [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCER, DAVID WASON ; DIRECTOR, ANGUS<br />

GIBSON.<br />

[Great Britain] : Granada <strong>Television</strong> International, 1992.<br />

Distributor: Maxwell's Multimedia Collection.<br />

Researchers: Jemma Jupp, Liz McLeod.<br />

Executive producer: Rod C<strong>air</strong>d.<br />

Seven year old South African children from a variety of backgrounds are<br />

interviewed about their lives, social conditions and their hopes in a world<br />

where separation is still the norm.<br />

ERC <strong>Media</strong> Store.<br />

305.20968 SEV.<br />

(Not for ILL).<br />

AGE 7 IN AMERICA [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCER, MICHAEL APTED ; DIRECTOR, PHIL

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