Give Us This Day

The film focuses on the nine years Robert Noonan spent in Hastings while writing his influential book. It highlights the difficult conditions faced by the working class during a time of unemployment and depression. The narrative explores Noonan's commitment to socialism and his efforts to inspire his colleagues to unionize.

As a drama, Give Us This Day presents a vivid portrayal of political and social issues of its era. Collectors of films that engage with historical narratives and political themes may find this title particularly relevant. The film's exploration of Noonan's life and activism offers a unique perspective on the struggles of the working class in early 20th-century Britain.