Coal people

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Coal people (1977)

Directed by Alinta Dimitriou

Documentary · 30m

Coal workers are one of the professions that disappeared in our time due to the rapid technological development of industrial society. The film refers to the survival problems faced by both the coal traders and its producers, mainly the coal miners. Black and white emphasizes not only the product of production, coal, but also the acuteness of the problem. In addition, he follows the latter throughout the production of charcoal in the forests of Evia, where they move as a family. It describes the different phases of the production process, alongside the different phases of their reflection on the future, the whole family together and each member separately. Alinda Dimitriou does not use a questionnaire to elicit their thoughts – she lets the conversation "unravel the tangle of confessions", as she typically said.

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Crew

Director
Alinta Dimitriou
Writer
Alinta Dimitriou

Details

Original title
Οι Καρβουνιάρηδες
Release date
1977-01-01
Runtime
30m
Genres
Documentary
Original language
EL
Spoken languages
Greek