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NoS synopsis: Porth, in the Rhondda, is to be replanned. Cymmer Colliery is to be the focal point of the replanned community. NCB Commentary - Cymmer Colliery, at Porth, in the Rhondda Valley. Now worked...
Few technological developments so captured the popular imagination during the first half of the 20th century as did motor vehicles. Using archive film from Germany and the United States the film shows how in...
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The March of Time synopsis: The film points to the material progress that has been made since the turn of the century but stresses that despite the amenities which have streamlined the design of modern...
NCB synopsis: Looks at photographic records of British coalfields from the late 19th century onwards, which have charted the progress of the continually changing coalfields. Intended for general audiences.
The March of Time synopsis: "Scotland’s Highland Problems" an episode in the latest issue of the March of Time brings to the screen a new subject of major interest to everyone in Great Britain. The wild,...
This 4-disc set contains 32 films and brings together for the first time almost 14 hours of film material preserved in the BFI National Archive, telling the previously untold story of British documentary...
A history of 20th century in 26 parts as seen from the point of view of the ordinary people who have lived through the events. Includes interviews and extensive archive footage. 16: The fight against...
BFI synopsis: The reasons for the increase by over 40% of production in the coal field. HAS over town of Ashington, pan right. Cottages, pan left along street. The main street. Ruins of Newminster Abbey near...
BFI synopsis: Power loading at the coal face and the progress of mechanisation in the pits, longwall cutters, Meco-Moore machines, the German plough, conveyors and better pit props. NCB Commentary - However...
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