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Faces of Harlow is a 1964 documentary that explores the planning and development of the new town of Harlow in South-East England. Directed by Derrick Knight and featuring Alan Dobie, the film captures the challenges and advancements of urban development during this era.
This film is a bit of a rarity in the documentary scene from the 1960s, often overlooked but certainly holds a place for those interested in urban development. Most copies circulate in standard formats, and while it's not extremely scarce, finding a well-preserved print can be a challenge. Collectors tend to appreciate its historical context and the way it captures the zeitgeist of post-war innovation in town planning.
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Faces of Harlow is a documentary.
Faces of Harlow was released in 1964.
Faces of Harlow was directed by Derrick Knight.
The film features Alan Dobie.
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