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They Took Us to The Sea

They Took Us to The Sea

Genres

Documentary

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Made for the NSPCC by the noted film director John Krish, They Took Us To The Sea follows a group of children taken by Inspectors of the NSPCC on an outing from Birmingham to Weston-Super Mare.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

25 mins

Rating

5/10

Release Date

02 January 1961

Country

United Kingdom

Cast

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