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28 Up (1985)

Just two years away from turning 30, participants in Michael Apted's documentary series are facing serious questions of identity and purpose, wondering whether they've found their place in the world.

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Mark Robison 02 May 2004

Brilliant. One of the landmark documentaries.

Angela A 21 May 2012

28 up is the year most of the subjects suddenly have kids.

Josh N 01 Oct 2007

a crucial turning point in the series especially for neil. one of my favorites throughout.

Jeff B 16 Oct 2007

I enjoyed this more than 7 Up and Seven Plus 7. The kids have undergone a lot of changes in this one and are becoming more individuals and more indentifiable. What works with this one is the length. We have enough time to get attached to each one. In the others, we only see the kids for perhaps a couple of minutes each.

Andrew P 12 Mar 2008

What's great about this segment is the reality check a lot of these kids have. Some are doing quite well, but most, whether they had a private or public education, are living normal middle class lives.