A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A MUNITION WORKER
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GB 1917, P War Office Cinematograph Committee, Print b/w, 35mm, 10 min, silent, BFI National Archive
The women in the film are all very young and would have earned more money than they could have dreamed of in service, agriculture or private industry. From contemporary reports this gave them a taste for independence that would be hard to give up when the war was over. (Bryony Dixon, Make More Noise! Suffragettes in Silent Film)
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| Acronyms | |
|---|---|
| amer. | American English |
| b/w | Black and white |
| OV | Original version |
| SUB | Subtitles |
| +SUB | electronic live subtitling (below the image) |
| INT | Intertitles |
| Countries | |
|---|---|
| AT | Austria |
| FRG | Federal Republic of Germany (historic) |
| BLR | Belarus |
| DE | Germany |
| CAN | Canada |
| GDR | German Democratic Republic (historic) |
| EGY | Egypt |
| FR | France |
| GB | Great Britain |
| URY | Uruguay |
| BRA | Brasil |
| SWE | Sweden |
| UKR | Ukraine |
| PL | Poland |
| IDN | Indonesia |
| PRT | Portugal |
| HRV | Croatia |
| ECU | Ecuador |
| HUN | Hungary |
| AUS | Australia |
| IT | Italy |
| MEX | Mexico |
| IND | India |
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