A Tough Day Trailer

A Tough Day Trailer (1952)

20 March 1952 Factual 48 mins

A strike has broken out in a big factory in the North of France. Two workers, Robert and Etienne, go through the experience in a different way. Etienne, who has worked there since the start, is still influenced by the time when workmen and their bosses found an agreement directly. Unlike him, his young friend believes in the power of labor unions. He even goes to Paris to attend special classes in trade unionism.

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Cast

Max Doria

as Henri Leclerc

Henri Loyer

as Léon

Guy Mairesse

as Robert

André Nadon

as Head of personnel

Fernand Quertant

as Factory director

Marcel Rouzé

as Lefranc

Crew

International Releases Dates

France 20 March 1952

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