Over 1,000 dockers in Liverpool are sacked during a major labour dispute, prompting a global wave of solidarity and support for their cause.
Synopsis
Over 1,000 dockers in Liverpool are sacked during a major labour dispute, prompting a global wave of solidarity and support for their cause.
Synopsis
Liverpool dockers face job losses during a significant labour dispute in 1996. The Women of the Waterfront organize support for the affected workers. As dockers struggle, they receive backing from various international groups. The narrative culminates at the Trade Union Congress (TUC) conference, where dockers and their supporters unite to amplify their demands for justice and solidarity.
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Why Watch
- See dockers in Liverpool fight for their rights.
- Meet the Women of the Waterfront supporting the dockers.
- Find out how global solidarity impacts local struggles.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Ken Loach in 1996.
- The documentary has a runtime of 52 minutes.
- The Women of the Waterfront group played a key role in supporting the dockers.
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What year was The Flickering Flame released?
The Flickering Flame was released in 1996.
Who directed The Flickering Flame?
Ken Loach directed The Flickering Flame.
What is the duration of The Flickering Flame?
The duration of The Flickering Flame is 52 minutes.
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