Film Number |
5620 |
Title |
WHEN GOD MADE THE COUNTRY |
Producer |
Burnley Cine Club - Mary Corner, Ferdie Anderson, Tom Hindley |
Date |
1969 |
Gauge |
16mm |
Colour |
colour |
Sound |
mute |
Running Time |
5 mins 16 secs |
Description |
After shots of the countryside in Burnley, there are scenes of the town, including The Sun Inn, and the busy roads. A traffic warden inspects his watch. A woman hangs out washing in the countryside, in comparison, there are shots of people using a laundrette, in town. The film contrasts shots of the countryside with shots of the town, and this includes a man who takes a stroll, busy roads, sweeping leaves and litter, watching children play, and people shopping in a Safeway. In the countryside, it is dusk, whilst in the town there are shots of nightlife attractions. |
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