The film was made at the TOURING COLLEGE after a study tour to the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen in Sept.-Oct. 1973. It deals with the historical background of the country, its difficulties as a result of the closing of the Suez Canal and the ensuing exodus of the British, the left-wing seizure of power in June 1969, how the workers take over the factories and the farmers the land.
| Original title | Yemen - Kampen for et lykkeligt arabien |
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| Danish title | Yemen - Kampen for et lykkeligt arabien |
| Keywords | Yemen, People's Democratic Republic of Yemen, The, History, Independence, Revolution, Social conditions, Nnationalization, Economy, Industry, Building activities, Farming, Fishing Industry, Infrastructure, Women, Militias, 1960-1969, 1970-1979 |
| Director | Søren Højdahl |
| Screenplay | Leif Rønby, Bodil Sejerøe |
| Director of Photography | John Liebach, Karen Thorst |
| Sound | Thomas Væth, Dorte Wenzell |
| Production country | Denmark |
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| Production company | Workshoppen |
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| Direction | Søren Højdahl |
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| Script | Leif Rønby |
| Script | Bodil Sejerøe |
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| Cinematography | John Liebach |
| Cinematography | Karen Thorst |
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| Sound | Thomas Væth |
| Sound | Dorte Wenzell |
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