Every evening at 22:00, hundreds of students at Uppsala's Flogsta campus scream out of their windows in a ritual that has become a unique tradition.
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Every evening at 22:00, hundreds of students at Uppsala's Flogsta campus scream out of their windows in a ritual that has become a unique tradition.
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Synopsis
At the Flogsta student campus in Uppsala, hundreds of students gather each night at 22:00. They scream from their windows, releasing tension and connecting with one another. This tradition, known as the Flogsta roar, began in the 1970s and continues to play a significant role in student life. The documentary features interviews with participants and scenes from the campus. It portrays the ritual's importance for the community and its unique status among campus cultures worldwide.
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Why Watch
- See students release stress in Uppsala nightly.
- Meet the community behind the Flogsta roar.
- Find out why this tradition is unique globally.
Did You Know
- The Flogsta roar tradition began in the 1970s.
- Students scream out of their windows every night at 22:00.
- The documentary has a runtime of 19 minutes.
- The film was directed by Johan Palmgren.
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What time do students participate in the Flogsta roar?
Students participate in the Flogsta roar every evening at 22:00.
When was the Flogsta student campus established?
The Flogsta student campus was established in the 1970s.
What is the purpose of the Flogsta roar tradition?
The Flogsta roar serves as a stress relief for students and fosters a sense of community among them.
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