Three century's ago, at the northern-most tie of Denmark, the prosperous town of Skagen yeilded to natures timeless power. The creeping sands, prompted by the mighty arm of the sea, vanquished and swallowed everything in its drifting march. Pregnant fields and meadows, noble hamlets, peaceful commandings, even Northern Jutlands largest cathedral, all was erased in the oblivion of drifting sands ... From that time, people have failed to explain - Skagen (fra pressematerialet på Cannes-festivalen, 1973).
| Original title | Skagen 72 |
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| Danish title | Skagen 72 |
| Other titles | 1972 Skagen, Skagen 1972 |
| Keywords | Skagen, Nature, Beaches, Habours, Fishing Industry, Fish, Houses, Interiors, Paintings, 1970-1979 |
| Director | Claus Weeke |
| Director of Photography | Dirk Brüel |
| Editor | Lars Brydesen |
| Sound | Gert Madsen |
| Production country | Denmark |
| Domestic distribution | Warner-Constantin |
| Technical info | color, Sound |
| Danish theatrical release | 09.11.1973 |
| Cinemas | Imperial vist sammen med Per Holsts spillefilm "Afskedens time" |
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| Production company | Claus Weeke Film |
| Domestic distribution | Warner-Constantin |
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| Direction | Claus Weeke |
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| Production | Claus Weeke |
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| Cinematography | Dirk Brüel |
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| Editing | Lars Brydesen |
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Sound |
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| Sound | Gert Madsen |
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