At 95 years old, Britt-Marie recounts how she reclaimed a brush factory from her husband’s brother in the late 1950s with her daughter documenting the story.
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At 95 years old, Britt-Marie recounts how she reclaimed a brush factory from her husband’s brother in the late 1950s with her daughter documenting the story.
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Britt-Marie, now 95 years old, reflects on her life as she recounts taking back a brush factory from her husband’s brother in the late 1950s. With her daughter Malin filming, Britt-Marie aims to set the record straight about her experiences. Together, they navigate the challenges of memory loss as they share a story that is integral to their family history.
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Why Watch
- Meet Britt-Marie, a 95-year-old CEO.
- Follow a family's legacy in a brush factory.
- See the impact of dementia on storytelling.
Did You Know
- Britt-Marie is 95 years old as of the film's release in 2019.
- The brush factory was taken back from her husband's brother at the end of the 1950s.
- The documentary has a runtime of 44 minutes.
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Who is Britt-Marie?
Britt-Marie is a 95-year-old woman who took back a brush factory from her husband's brother in the late 1950s.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Mother was a CEO'?
The documentary has a duration of 44 minutes.
What role does Britt-Marie's daughter play in the documentary?
Britt-Marie's daughter helps her outline the powerful life story while filming behind the camera.
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