Conversations With a Working Man (1971)
Overview
This film expresses John Pilger’s belief that working people are seldom allowed a place in an essentially bourgeois media on their own political terms. In 1971, John Pilger travelled to the West Yorkshire industrial town of Keighley. This documentary features 36-year-old Jack Walker, a dye house worker, and is intended to present the views of a rank-and-file trade unionist: his life, struggle and hopes.
What is Conversations With a Working Man about?
This film expresses John Pilger’s belief that working people are seldom allowed a place in an essentially bourgeois media on their own political terms. In 1971, John Pilger travelled to the West Yorkshire industrial town of Keighley. This documentary features 36-year-old Jack Walker, a dye house worker, and is intended to present the views of a rank-and-file trade unionist: his life, struggle and hopes. Conversations With a Working Man is a Documentary movie, released on 1971-06-07, runtime 27 minutes.
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Directed by
Michael Beckham
Cast
- John Pilger as Siebie - Reporter
- Audrey Walker as Siebie - Żona
- Beverley Walker as Siebie - Córka
- John Walker as Siebie - Pracownik
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