The Deserter
Synopsis
Bill Denby owes $480 to a furniture company while struggling to support his wife and three children in a challenging financial situation.
Synopsis
Bill Denby arrives home to a tense atmosphere. He shares a rented house with his wife and three children, struggling to make ends meet. The family faces mounting debts, including $480 owed to Fairfax Furniture Company. Bill's choices lead to conflict with his wife, who worries about their financial situation. Despite his intentions to improve their circumstances, Bill's actions create further strain. The Family Welfare Service becomes involved as the Denbys navigate their challenges. The film presents a candid look at their struggles and the impact on family life.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how Bill Denby's choices affect his family's life.
- Meet the Denby family as they face financial struggles.
- Find out what happens when Bill attempts to change his job.
Did You Know
- Bill Denby earned only $40 a week to support his family.
- The Denby family had debts totaling $480 to a furniture company.
- Bill Denby expressed a desire to leave his current situation someday.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What was Bill Denby's weekly income?
Bill Denby earned 40 dollars a week.
How many children did Bill Denby have?
Bill Denby had three children.
What debt did the Denby family owe to the Fairfax Furniture Company?
The Denby family owed 480 dollars to the Fairfax Furniture Company.
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