01 August 1973 Factual 25 mins
August 1973, after the police move into the Lip factory in Besançon, one of the female workers, Monique Piton, talks about the four months of struggle, the place of women and the lessons she has learnt. She is also critical of the role of television.
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Monique Piton as Herself
Carole Roussopoulos Director
France 01 August 1973
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