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The Business of aging

Canada, 1981
film

This timely film raises the question of who should be entrusted with the care of the elderly and chronically ill—government-run or privately owned nursi..

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For today, for tomorrow: new choices for older Australians

Australia, 1988
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Nobody ever died of old age

United States, 1975
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The Care of the aged

Germany, 1963
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Growing old

United Kingdom
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Family living: who cares?

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Nell and Fred

Canada, 1971
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Priory, the only home I've got

Canada, 1978
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With minimal help

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A Place to live

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A New age for the old

United States, 1979
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Art of age

Australia, 1974
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All our tomorrows

Canada
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Home care

United States, 1955
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Search for security

Australia, 1967
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Who cares anyway?

United Kingdom, 1972
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A Chronic problem

Canada, 1985
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Coming of age

Australia, 1987
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