07 January 1976 30 mins
Monique (an advertising assistant) and Christine (a semi-skilled worker) talk about how difficult it is for a woman working in a struggling factory (Lip), about issues of internal democracy within the trade union and the end of work in the current situation.
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Monique Piton as Self
Carole Roussopoulos Director
France 07 January 1976
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