Forty-one Danish children, aged four to eight, select the most beautiful doll in a film inspired by a 1940s American experiment.
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Forty-one Danish children, aged four to eight, select the most beautiful doll in a film inspired by a 1940s American experiment.
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Synopsis
Hassan Preisler, an actor and debater from the Institute for Human Rights, leads a group of 41 Danish children aged four to eight in a doll selection experiment. Each child must choose the most beautiful doll from a set of options. This film, released in 2008, draws inspiration from a similar American study conducted in the 1940s. It coincides with the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, prompting reflection on children's perceptions of beauty and identity.
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Why Watch
- Watch children choose dolls based on beauty standards.
- See how societal values influence young minds.
- Find out about a 1940s American experiment's impact.
Did You Know
- 41 Danish children participated in the doll selection experiment.
- The film was made in 2008, coinciding with the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
- The experiment is inspired by a similar study from the 1940s in America.
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What age group of children participated in The Danish Doll Test?
41 Danish children aged four to eight participated in the test.
Who created The Danish Doll Test?
Hassan Preisler of the Institute for Human Rights created The Danish Doll Test.
What is the duration of The Danish Doll Test?
The duration of The Danish Doll Test is 12 minutes.
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