Industrial Britain
Industrial Britain
Directed by Robert Flaherty • 1931 • 21m • ★ 5.6
Documentary
Director
Robert Flaherty
Year
1931
Country
United Kingdom
Language
English
industry
britain
Summary
The smoke rising from factories and the moments when iron is shaped by fire are at the heart of this documentary, which brings to life the economic memory of an era. Robert Flaherty captures the rhythm of the working class and the mechanical symphony produced by heavy industrial machinery across the United Kingdom in the 1930s. The gray tones that dominate the screen directly convey the harshness of working conditions at the time and the impact of industrial transformation on people.
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