People of the Cumberland
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About This Movie
People of the Cumberland is a 1937 documentary that explores the impact of coal mining on rural Tennessee communities. It highlights the struggles for labor rights and representation, chronicling the experiences of the local population.
This film remains somewhat elusive, as it was produced in a period where many documentaries didn't get wide releases. Various formats have surfaced, but original prints are quite rare, making it a notable piece for collectors interested in social justice cinema. The documentary’s approach to labor rights and community resilience resonates deeply, adding to its value and appeal among enthusiasts of historical documentaries and American regional studies.
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What is the genre of People of the Cumberland?
People of the Cumberland is a documentary.
What year was People of the Cumberland released?
People of the Cumberland was released in 1937.
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