21 September 1976 Factual 90 mins
A dramatization of the Polish shipyard workers' strike in 1971.
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Leslie Sands as Edward Gierek
Kenneth Colley as Edmund Bałuka
Frank Birch as Worker
David Daker as Workers' spokesman
Patrick Durkin as Strike commitee
Fred Gaunt as Workers' spokesman
Leslie Woodhead Director
Bolesław Sulik Writer
Mike Dodds Director of Photography
Anthony Ham Editor
Roy Stonehouse Production Design
Leslie Woodhead Producer
United Kingdom 21 September 1976
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