Short Working Day

Short Working Day dramatizes the events surrounding the workers' protests in June 1976 in Radom, focusing on the viewpoint of the local Secretary of the Polish United Workers' Party. The narrative delves into themes of governmental authority and industrial unrest during a pivotal moment in Polish history. With a runtime of 73 minutes, the film captures the tension and challenges faced by individuals during this period.

The cast features Wacław Ulewicz, Paweł Nowisz, and Zbigniew Bielski, among others, portraying characters that navigate the complexities of political movements and societal pressures. Key elements like the students' movement and references to May '68 highlight the broader implications of the protests. This film, produced by Telewizja Polska and Zespół Filmowy 'Tor', is significant for those interested in historical drama and political narratives in cinema.