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15 Smallholdings a Day is a 1967 film that explores the impact of urban migration on rural life. It addresses the abandonment of smallholdings and the quest for better opportunities in the city.
Finding a copy of 15 Smallholdings a Day is quite the challenge. It initially circulated on VHS, but good-quality prints are rare, and it hasn’t seen much reissue attention since. Collectors appreciate its unique take on the rural-urban divide, along with its almost forgotten status in film history. This obscurity adds to its allure, making it a conversation starter among enthusiasts who appreciate the more nuanced narratives of the 1960s.
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15 Smallholdings a Day is a documentary film.
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15 Smallholdings a Day was released in 1967.
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