A Tough Day
Jour de peine
Synopsis
A strike has broken out in a big factory in the North of France. Two workers, Robert and Etienne, go through the experience in a different way. Etienne, who has worked there since the start, is still influenced by the time when workmen and their bosses found an agreement directly. Unlike him, his young friend believes in the power of labor unions. He even goes to Paris to attend special classes in trade unionism.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Victor Vicas
- Original Title
- Jour de peine
- Country of Origin
- France
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 48m
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What is A Tough Day about?
A strike has broken out in a big factory in the North of France. Two workers, Robert and Etienne, go through the experience in a different way. Etienne, who has worked there since the start, is still influenced by the time when workmen and their bosses found an agreement directly. Unlike him, his young friend believes in the power of labor unions. He even goes to Paris to attend special classes in trade unionism.
Who directed A Tough Day?
A Tough Day was directed by Victor Vicas.
Who stars in A Tough Day?
The principal cast of A Tough Day includes Lucien Blondeau, Max Doria, Henri Loyer, Guy Mairesse, André Nadon.
When was A Tough Day released and how long is it?
A Tough Day was released in 1952 with a total runtime of 48m.