Fire Doors

This documentary showcases the antics of Ada, the office Tea Lady, as she navigates the challenges posed by fire safety regulations. With her clanking trolley, she humorously pushes open a fire door using her behind, while a smoking office worker provides comic relief by mocking the rules. This blend of humor and critical commentary on workplace safety captures the viewer's attention.

The film features the talents of Patsy Rowlands and Peter Cleall, who bring these amusing situations to life. The use of satire to address serious topics like fire safety regulations makes the film a unique artifact from the 1970s. Its comedic approach serves as both entertainment and a cautionary tale, making it a notable example of documentary filmmaking from this era.