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A dramatised treatment of a labour dispute in a factory.
SHORT on WORK 2012 - International Competition of short documentaries on work Global short-video contest on contemporary work 2012 Deadline for entries: 10 July 2012. This short film competition is...
Suggests that the birth of policies and attitudes which are known as ‘Thatcherism’ was taking place within the declining Labour government of 1977. Expounds this theory by examining the relationship...
Offers an insight into UK labour-market relations over the past 50 years. Uses a series of employment histories of individuals drawn from a variety of social backgrounds, ages and ethnicities to explore a...
An account of how auto workers seized plants at General Motors in 1937 - a single incident which represented a turning point in the American Labour movement. Uses contemporary footage showing pickets,...
Shows apartheid in action in South Africa. The British film team, who wish to remain anonymous for fear of reprisals, went to Bantustan (the small area designated for black development), various ghettoes,...
Compares British and American newsreel coverage from the 1930s to examine the film evidence on the nature of industrial strikes. The nature of industrial action in the two countries is also discussed.
Part 1: Shots of present-day Glasgow are intercut with stills and newsreels from the 1930s and 1940s. The first programme in the series deals with the slogan, ‘Glasgow’s Miles Better’, itself, the...
Continues the account of the breach of the Rhodesian oil sanctions begun in LIABLE TO PROSECUTION. Looks more closely at the ‘cover-up’ attempts. The history of both Conservative and Labour...
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