28 up

Follows the lives of a group of young Britons who were filmed originally at seven, then at fourteen and again at twenty-one. Examines the relationship between early background and education and later career and family choices and values. Includes linking scenes from the three earlier films.

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"Seven up (Maxwell's collection)"
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"28-up"
"28UP"
"Twenty-eight up"
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"Twentyeight up"
"Twentyeight years up"
"Twenty eight up[videodisc]"

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"Follows the lives of a group of young Britons who were filmed originally at seven, then at fourteen and again at twenty-one. Examines the relationship between early background and education and later career and family choices and values. Includes linking scenes from the three earlier films."@en
"Follows a group of British youngsters from a variety of economic and social backgrounds as they grow up, interviewing them at the ages of seven, fourteen, twenty-one and twenty-eight. Provides a sociological and cultural history of postwar Britain as well as an examination of the process of growing up."
"This documentary about a group of Britons was filmed during four stages of their lives, as 7-year-olds, 14-year-olds, 21-year-olds and finally, as 28-year-old adults. In this sociological study, men and women of different social and economic backgrounds respond to the questions of the offscreen interviewer. The camera witnesses their developmental and attitudinal changes. Each person's segment is structured with black and white footage marking the childhood sequences, color images framing the adult sections."
"Fourteen children from a variety of school backgrounds, interviewed in 1964 for television about their hopes and aspirations, are followed up twenty-one years later. Extracts from the interviews made when the children were seven, fourteen and twenty-one years old are shown. Provides a sociological and cultural history of postwar Britain as well as an examination of the growing up process."
"A team from Granada Television set out to test a theory - are children's lives mapped out for them by the age of seven? Children from a variety of economic and social backgrounds, interviewed in 1964 for television about their hopes and aspirations, are followed up twenty-one years later. Extracts from the interviews made when the children were seven, fourteen, twenty-one and twenty-eight are shown. Those involved comment on any changes in their ideas. Provides a sociological and cultural history of postwar Britain as well as an examination of the process of growing up."@en
"Returning to visit his subjects seven years later, Michael Apted finds the original Up children on the cusp of 30 in the fourth installment of this pioneering documentary series. With their paths now having diverged into adulthood, this eye-opening edition proves that real life is anything but perfect."@en
"Follows a group of British seven-year-olds, interviewing them at the ages of seven, fourteen, twenty-one and now at twenty-eight. Provides a sociological and cultural history of postwar Britain as well as an examination of the process of growing u."@en
"Fourteen English children interviewed in 1964 for television about their hopes and aspirations, are followed up every seven years. The first interviews made when the children were seven."@en
"Follows a group of British seven-year-olds, interviewing them also at the ages of seven, fourteen, twenty-one, and now at twenty-eight. Provides a sociological and cultural history of postwar Britain as well as an examination of the process of growing up."@en
"Follows a group of British seven-year-olds, interviewing them also at ages fourteen, twenty-one, and now at twenty-eight. Provides a sociological and cultural history of postwar Britain as well as an examination of the process of growing up."@en
"Fourteen children from a variety of school backgrounds, interviewed in 1964 for television about their hopes and aspirations, are followed up twenty-one years later. Extracts from the interviews made when the children were seven, fourteen, twenty-one and twenty-eight years old, are shown and their comments recorded on any changes in their ideas."@en
"The 4th in a series following 14 people through their lives. First was "7 Up," showing the group as 7-year olds. Every 7 years the "children" are revisited and discuss how their lives have been."@en
"Fourteen English children aged seven years who come from a variety of social and educational backgrounds are interviewed about their lives, attitudes, hopes and aspirations and interviewed again at fourteen, twenty one, twenty eight, thirty five, forty nine."
"Fourteen people who were previously interviewed at age 7, 14 and 21 are now interviewed at 28 years to see what they have made of their lives."
"Summary: Fourteen children from a variety of social and school backgrounds, interviewed in 1964 for television about their hopes and aspirations are followed up twenty-one years later. Extracts from other films in the series made when the children were seven, fourteen, twenty-one and twenty-eight years old, are shown and their comments recorded on any change in their ideas."
"In this feature documentary, Michael Apted (director of "Coal Miner's Daughter") has taken a group of British youngsters from a variety of economic and social backgrounds and, quite literally, watched them grow up. By interviewing the children at ages 7, 14, 21, and 28, he has created a sociological document of postwar Britain and a moving portrait of the mystery, surprises and disappointments of growing up."@en
"Examines the growth of a group of British seven-year-olds from a variety of economic and social backgrounds. By interviewing the children at ages 7, 14, 21 and 28, Director Michael Apted has created a sociological document of postwar Britain and a portrait of the mystery, surprises and disappointments of growing up."@en
"In 1964 Michael Apted interviewed a group of seven year old children from diverse backgrounds from all over England, asking them about their lives and their dreams for the future. Every seven years, Apted has been back to talk to the same subjects. Disk three contains 28 up."@en
"In 1964 a team from Granada Television set out to test a theory - are children's lives mapped out for them by the age of seven? Children from a variety of school backgrounds, interviewed in 1964 for television about their hopes and aspirations, are followed up twenty-one years later. Extracts from the interviews made when the children were seven, fourteen, twenty-one and twenty-eight are shown. Those involved comment on any changes in their ideas."@en
"This film examines the growth of a group of British seven-year-olds from a variety of economic and social backgrounds. By interviewing the children at ages 7, 14, 21 and 28, Director Michael Apted has created a socilogical document of postwar Britain and a portrait of the mystery, surprises and disappointments of growing up."
"Follows a group of British young people from a variety of economic and social backgrounds as they grow up, interviewing them at the ages of seven, fourteen, twenty-one, and twenty-eight. Provides a sociological and cultural history of postwar Britain as well as an examination of the process of growing up."@en
"Fourteen children from a variety of school backgrounds, interviewed in 1964 for television about their hopes and aspirations, are followed up twenty-one years later. Extracts from the interviews made when the children were seven, fourteen, twenty-one and twenty-eight years old are shown. Those involved comment on any changes in their ideas."@en
"Follows a group of British youngsters from a variety of economic and social backgrounds as they grow up, interviewing them at the ages of seven, fourteen, twenty-one, and twenty-eight. Provides a sociological and cultural history of postwar Britain as well as an examination of the process of growing up."@en
"Follows a group of British youngsters from a variety of economic and social backgrounds as they grow up, interviewing them at the ages of seven, fourteen, twenty-one, and twenty-eight. Provides a sociological and cultural history of postwar Britain as well as an examination of the process of growing up."
"Fourteen children from a variety of school backgrounds, interviewed in 1964 for television about their hopes and aspirations, are followed up twenty-one years later. Extracts from the interviews made when the children were seven, fourteen, twenty-one and twenty-eight are shown. Those involved comment on any changes in their ideas."@en
"This film examines the growth of a group of British seven-year-olds from a variety of economic and social backgrounds. By interviewing the children at ages 7, 14, 21 and 28, director Michael Apted has created a socilogical document of postwar Britain and a portrait of the mystery, surprises and disappointments of growing up."
"Follows a group of British seven-year-olds, interviewing them also at the ages of seven, fourteen, twenty-one, and now at twenty-eight. Provides a sociological and cultural history of postwar Britain as well as an examination of the process of growing up. For ages 16 through adult."@en