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63 Up continues a groundbreaking documentary series with another gently eye-opening look at the human experience. Read critic reviews
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An exploration of the lives of British children from different socioeconomic backgrounds who are revisited every seven years to discuss their experiences and hopes for the future.
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Genre: Documentary
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Original Language: English (United Kingdom)
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Director: Michael Apted
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Box Office (Gross USA): $299.7K
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Distributor: BritBox
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With Its utter uniqueness into the human and emotional qualities of everyday life , the Up series should be considered the Rosetta Stone of reality film. Long before the Loud family, "Boyhood" and the continuous roll out of the bio-pics, Apted and the gang continue to explore the English class system in "63 Up." Am a little concerned that this may be the last Up we get. Rest in peace Lynn Johnson. (1-26-20)
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