A Life Apart: Anxieties in a Trawling Community (1973)
Docmentary about deep sea fishing community in North West England. This place was run very much as if it was in Victorian England. It was a one company town – all fishing – and if anybody stepped out of line they were chopped, they were sacked. As a result the working conditions, the money etc. were appalling and nobody dare say anything because if they spoke out: no job; and they weren’t given any explanation.
Director: Michael Grigsby
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 65 min
Release Date: July 4, 1973
Editing: Tom Scott Robson
Production: Granada Television
Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Michael Grigsby
More Films in Genre: Documentary
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is A Life Apart: Anxieties in a Trawling Community about?
- Docmentary about deep sea fishing community in North West England. This place was run very much as if it was in Victorian England. It was a one company town – all fishing – and if anybody stepped out of line they were chopped, they were sacked. As a result the working conditions, the money etc. were appalling and nobody dare say anything because if they spoke out: no job; and they weren’t given any explanation.
- Who directed A Life Apart: Anxieties in a Trawling Community?
- A Life Apart: Anxieties in a Trawling Community was directed by Michael Grigsby.
- How long is A Life Apart: Anxieties in a Trawling Community?
- A Life Apart: Anxieties in a Trawling Community has a runtime of 1h 5m (65 minutes).
- What genre is A Life Apart: Anxieties in a Trawling Community?
- A Life Apart: Anxieties in a Trawling Community is a Documentary film.
- Where was A Life Apart: Anxieties in a Trawling Community produced?
- A Life Apart: Anxieties in a Trawling Community was produced in United Kingdom.