Bread and Roses

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Title

Bread and Roses

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Collection

NZ On Screen

Description

This acclaimed drama chronicles romance, hospitalisation and rebirth, as it follows formative decades in the life of trade unionist, politician and feminist Sonja Davies. Although director Gaylene Preston and co-writer Graeme Tetley's three-hour production was made for television, it won a limited cinema release on both sides of the Tasman. Australian Geneviève Picot (as Davies) and Mick Rose (as her husband) won acting gongs at the 1994 NZ Film and TV Awards. This excerpt features Sonja disc...

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Format

Video

Date created

1993

URL

http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/bread-and-roses-1993

Related subjects

women's suffrage / social history / feminism / sonja davies / labour party / class / politics / power / nzfc / nz film commission / nz on air / new zealand on air / protest / train / 1955 / 1950s / fifties / car / ironing / arrest / police station / non-violence / eastmancolour / 16mm

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