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Why Must We Die?

Year: 1972 TV MovieDocumentary Runtime: 29 min

Overview

Swedish children's program about death by Margareta Strömstedt. The program tries to answer the questions many children think about - what happens when you die? Why do people and animals die? And why is death so difficult to understand?

Genres

TV MovieDocumentary

Cast

Margareta Strömstedt

Margareta Strömstedt

Self / Interviewer

Gustav Jonsson

Gustav Jonsson

Self

Tore Karlsson

Tore Karlsson

Self

Mimmi Westerlund

Mimmi Westerlund

Self

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