America of the seventies. Pittsburgh Steel and Gold
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About This Movie
"America of the Seventies: Pittsburgh Steel and Gold" is a 1978 documentary that explores the socio-economic landscape of Pittsburgh, a key city in the US steel industry. Directed by Ekran, this TV movie features political commentator Valentin Zorin, who delves into the city's history and its industrial significance.
This film is somewhat elusive, having been aired as a TV movie during a time when many such documentaries were produced. It's not commonly found on typical collector lists, which adds to its intrigue. Given its niche subject matter and the unique narrative style, those collecting documentaries from that era might find it a worthwhile addition, especially if they have an interest in industrial history.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of "America of the Seventies: Pittsburgh Steel and Gold"?
The film is a documentary and a TV movie.
Who directed "America of the Seventies: Pittsburgh Steel and Gold"?
The documentary was produced by Ekran.
Who stars in the film?
Valentin Zorin is the top cast member, serving as a political commentator.
What is the focus of the documentary?
The documentary discusses the history, economics, and social contradictions of Pittsburgh, a major center of the US steel industry.
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