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This doco was supposed to be a one-off. Six decades later, it’s coming to an end

The final film revisits the original 14 participants and uses unseen archive footage to examine how the series shaped documentary history.

Producer Claire Lewis always knew the Up series was something special. As it ends, she reflects on how it “changed my world and my life”.

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This doco was supposed to be a one-off. Six decades later, it’s coming to an end

Producer Claire Lewis always knew the Up series was something special. As it ends, she reflects on how it “changed my world and my life”.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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