Island People (1940)

This one-reel film was produced during the middle of the Second World War. It purports to offer a portrait of the British people, in broad and in fine. It shows them as hard-working, serious people five and a half days a week; on Saturday afternoons and Sundays, they pursue their private interests, whether they be following a football team, spending time with the family or chatting amiably at the pub while the pretty barmaid draws a fresh beer.

Director: Philip Leacock, Paul Rotha
Runtime: 10 min
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Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Philip Leacock, Paul Rotha

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Island People about?
This one-reel film was produced during the middle of the Second World War. It purports to offer a portrait of the British people, in broad and in fine. It shows them as hard-working, serious people five and a half days a week; on Saturday afternoons and Sundays, they pursue their private interests, whether they be following a football team, spending time with the family or chatting amiably at the pub while the pretty barmaid draws a fresh beer.
Who directed Island People?
Island People was directed by Philip Leacock, Paul Rotha.
How long is Island People?
Island People has a runtime of 10m (10 minutes).