Absolute Majority

Absolute Majority runs for 19 minutes and captures the everyday realities faced by illiterate rural workers. Through its lens, the film highlights the extreme poverty in which these individuals live while showcasing their awareness of their circumstances and their desire for change.

Released in 1964, this documentary is a part of a broader movement that seeks to bring attention to social issues. It serves as an important piece for those interested in the portrayal of marginalized communities in film.

Collectors will find value in the film's availability on VHS, allowing them to own a physical copy of this significant work. The unique perspective and historical importance of Absolute Majority make it a noteworthy title in documentary film collections.