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  1. María Cano

    1990 Camila Loboguerrero Columbia

    Colombia receives compensation from Panama and accepts foreign credit to undertake development projects, which leads to an increase in the number of workers, albeit with poor wages and terrible working conditions inherited from the colonial era. This is where María Cano emerges, a political activist who begins her struggle for the conditions of salaried…

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  2. Fredriksson's factory

    1990 Bo Hermansson Norway, Sweden

    The series is about the small Norwegian clothing factory "Fredriksson's fashion", which is run by the stated Swede, director Fredriksson. His seamstresses are four Norwegian women, who are more concerned with scrapping and pursuing their own things than working.

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  3. American Dream

    1990 Barbara Kopple USA

    The film is about the 6-month strike at Hormel Foods (Austin, Minnesota) in 1985-86. Local union P-9 rejects the company's decision to cut wages and declares a strike.

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  4. Imperfect Union: Canadian Labour and the Left (4-parts)

    1989 Arthur Hammond Canada

    Imperfect Union: Canadian Labour and the Left is a three-part NFB documentary series tracing the evolution of Canada’s labour movement. It covers the movement’s early roots shaped by international socialist ideas, its explosive growth during the Great Depression through strikes and organizing, and its wartime transformation, which led to stronger unions,…

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  5. Santosh

    1989 Balbir Wadhawan India

    An Indian intrigue. The ruthless Kamla falls in love with a poor man, marries him, and gives birth to Santosh.

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  6. Last Exit to Brooklyn

    1989 Uli Edel USA

    Set in New York, 1952. A six-month strike by the metalworkers' union at the Brickman Metals Co.

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  7. Roger & Me

    1989 Michael Moore USA

    The film masterfully directed by Michael Moore tells the story of how the American dream was buried in the town of Flint, Michigan, with the help of the auto giant General Motors. The plant was closed, leaving thirty thousand workers out of work.

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  8. Amor, mujeres y flores / Love, Women and Flowers

    1988 Marta Rodríguez and Jorge Silva Columbia

    A documentary film that portrays the harsh working conditions on Colombia’s flower farms, where the workforce consists almost entirely of women.

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  9. To Kill a Priest

    1988 Agnieszka Holland Poland

    Warsaw, 1981. The "Solidarity" trade union movement takes a course of confrontation with the authorities.

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  10. Good faith - 50 years of peace agreements in the machinery and metal industries / Treu und Glauben - 50 Jahre Friedensabkommen in der Maschinen- und Metallindustrie

    1988 Meili, Gaudenz Switzerland

    A short film exploring Switzerland's labor relations system, known as the "Labor Peace." The plot is simple: a journalist is assigned to write an article about the anniversary of the "peace agreement" between industrialists and trade unions in the metalworking and engineering sectors. She interviews workers and managers, shares her findings with the…

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  11. The Luddites

    1988 Richard Broad UK

    This historical drama, based on documents (except for the emotional scenes of negotiations and the execution of John Butt), focuses on the Luddite movement in the early 1810s in the Northwest of England. Textile workers, who called themselves Luddites, destroyed mechanical looms in factories, as the spread of these machines led to mass unemployment and…

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  12. Cultures of Solidarity

    1988 Rick Fantasia USA

    In three vivid case studies Fantasia explores the complicated, multi-faceted dynamics of American working-class consciousness and collective action

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  13. Friends & Enemies

    1987 Tom Zubrycki Australia

    A film about defeat. A thousand workers rose up against the Southeast Queensland Electricity Board (SEQEB) management’s introduction of a new employment contract.

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  14. Clotario Blest

    1987 Vicente Sabatini – ICTUS Chile

    A life story and account of the struggles of the emblematic union leader (1899–1990), founder of the National Association of Public Employees (ANEF) and the first president of the Unified Workers’ Central (CUT). Inspired by Christian values, he renounced both his calling to the priesthood and romantic love in order to dedicate himself to union work.

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  15. Çark / Cogwheel

    1987 Muzaffer Hiçdurmaz Turkey

    In the history of Turkish cinema with his scenario, which starts in the glass workshop and continues in the shipyard and extends to the leather workers with medieval workplace . the first pure workers He is considered one of [ 3 ] The director Muzaffer does not at all, but even though he was reluctant to shoot the film, he then gives up his idea and…

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  16. Business As Usual

    1987 Lezli-An Barrett UK

    The film is based on real events. An assistant manager at a boutique stands up for her employee, who is being sexually harassed by the store owner.

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  17. Comrades

    1987 Bill Douglas UK

    This is the true story of six agricultural workers from the village of Tolpuddle in Dorset, who, in 1834, formed a union bound by secret oaths and "intimidating" rituals. At the time, such oaths and rituals were considered a crime in England.

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  18. Behind the Lines: Gender and the Two World Wars

    1987 Margaret R. Higonnet United States gender studies, war history, women’s history

    What effect did the two world wars have on the relations between women and men? Drawing on broad comparative material—from government policy to popular media, poetry and fiction, and personal letters—this book examines the redefinition of gender that occurred in many Western countries during both world wars.

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  19. Matewan

    1987 John Sayles USA

    The film is based on real and bloody events that took place in the town of Matewan, West Virginia, in 1920 during a strike by local miners at The Stone Mountain Coal Company, leading to a tragedy known in history as the "Matewan Massacre." The film's tagline: "It takes more than guns to kill a man."

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  20. 10 Days... 48 Hours

    1986 Georges Dufaux Canada

    After a six-month strike, the trawlers are once again heading out from Bonavista, bound for fishing grounds on the Grand Banks. In 10 days they will return with their catch ...

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  21. Act of Vengeance

    1986 John Mackenzie USA

    A historical film where regional trade union leader Joseph Yablonski accused UMWA president Tony Boyle of corruption and undermining democracy. In 1969, Yablonski challenged Boyle for the presidency of the international union but was defeated.

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  22. The Real thing

    1986 Kimberly Safford USA

    In February 1984, the owners of a Coca-Cola plant (located about 10 minutes from downtown Guatemala City) informed its workers that, due to bankruptcy, the plant would close the next day. But the 460 workers refused to accept the loss of their jobs and the loss of their union, for which they had fought so hard and which had become one of the strongest…

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  23. The Life of Klim Samgin , The Sunday - episode 8

    1986 Viktor Titov USSR

    This series presents events in Saint Petersburg during the mass strike organized by the Assembly of Factory and Plant Workers. It is interesting how Gapon's character is portrayed, as well as the depiction of the events of Bloody Sunday in 1905.

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  24. Canada's Sweetheart: The Saga of Hal C. Banks

    1985 Donald Brittain Canada

    This docudrama, based on eyewitness accounts and court materials, tells the story of a 13-year saga (1949-1962) involving Harold Banks, a representative of the International Seafarers Union in Canada. Banks arrived in the country with the mission to eliminate communists from labor unions around the Great Lakes.

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  25. Final Offer

    1985 Sturla Gunnarsson Robert Collison Canada

    The film depicts the hard and complex collective negotiations in 1984 between the United Auto Workers (UAW) and General Motors. As a result, the Canadian branch of the UAW secured the best conditions for its members while simultaneously withdrawing from the multinational union.

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  26. La Guerra Del Centavo / The war of the penny

    1985 Ciro Durán Columbia

    The documentary recounts the daily lives of public transport drivers in the city of Bogotá, who do not receive a fixed salary and work for a percentage per passenger, which is colloquially known as "the war of the penny."

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  27. Rendez-nous nos usines ! / Give Us Back Our Factories!

    1985 Zbigniew M. Kowalewski Poland / France

    An account and analysis of the Polish workers movement of 1980-1981 by Zbigniew M. Kowalewski, a member of Solidarnosc regional leadership in Lodz.

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  28. We, A History / Nosotros, una historia

    1984 Pocho Álvarez Ecuador

    This film is about the history of the workers’ movement in Ecuador. The workers themselves recount how the process of organization has been since the late 19th century and the early 20th century.

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  29. This Is My Country / Bayan ko: Kapit sa patalim

    1984 Lino Brocka Filipino

    A documentary-style film that led its director, Lino Brocka, to imprisonment in his home country. The movie centers around the drama of a young typographical worker, Tuning, who becomes entangled in relationships with creditors, his comrades, and his pregnant wife.

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  30. Haisiyat

    1984 Dasari Narayana Rao India

    Ram is a union leader, and Jaya is a factory owner. Their indirect, cross-class dialogue doesn’t work, but a chance meeting sparks a romance.

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