In 1989, the Scandinavian youth campaign Next Stop sent 3.500 young people to Soviet. 15 video crews joined to tell their personal experiences from Brest, Tallin, Leningrad, Chernobyl, Semipalatinsk, Komi and Moscow. This video is both the story of Next Stop, the clash between Russian and Scandinavian cultures and a changing USSR, told in an expressive video style.
| Original title | Next Stop Sovjet |
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| Danish title | Next Stop Sovjet |
| Keywords | Soviet Union, The, Next Stop Sovjet, Communism, Cultural meetings, Young people, 1990-1999 |
| Director | Prami Larsen |
| Screenplay | Prami Larsen, Rikke Detlefsen, Hans Christian Gimbel |
| Director of Photography | Kim Damgaard |
| Editor | Torben Skjødt Jensen |
| Sound | Niels Augustenborg, Hans Fabian Wullenweber |
| Composer | Lars H.U.G. |
| Production country | Denmark |
| Dialogue language | Danish,Russian |
| Domestic distribution | Statens Filmcentral |
| Technical info | 4:3, color, Sound |
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| Executive Producer | Det Danske Filmværksted |
| Commissioned by | Statens Filmcentral |
| Domestic distribution | Statens Filmcentral |
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Direction |
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| Direction | Prami Larsen |
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Script |
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| Script | Prami Larsen |
| Script | Rikke Detlefsen |
| Script | Hans Christian Gimbel |
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Production |
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| Executive producer | Dino Raymond Hansen |
| Production assistant | Bettina Tvede |
| Production assistant | Rikke Andreasen |
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Cinematography |
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| Cinematography | Kim Damgaard |
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Editing |
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| Editing | Torben Skjødt Jensen |
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Music |
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| Music | Lars H.U.G. |
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Sound |
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| Sound | Niels Augustenborg |
| Sound | Hans Fabian Wullenweber |
| Sound: post-production | Peter Witt |
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