Right to Work March

Right to Work March is a documentary that spans 42 minutes, showcasing the journey of young, unemployed individuals marching from Glasgow, Liverpool, and Swansea to London. The film addresses themes of unemployment and protest, reflecting the social climate of the early 1970s in the UK.

Featuring notable figures such as Frances de la Tour and Ken Loach, the film intertwines aspects of rugby, rock concerts, and socialist protests, providing a multifaceted view of the era’s struggles. Produced by the BFI in association with the Association of Cinematograph Television and Allied Technicians, it stands as a significant cultural artifact.