The Making of the World

Set against the backdrop of the nationalization in 1948, The Making of the World tells the story of a worker's daughter who becomes captivated by the social life of a horse owner. However, her fascination turns to disillusionment as she witnesses the owner's cruel treatment of horses, culminating in tragic consequences.

The film explores themes of social dynamics and moral conflicts, making it a poignant representation of its era. With its focus on personal narratives intertwined with significant historical events, this drama offers a unique perspective that could appeal to collectors interested in the cultural context of the time.

Collectors can find The Making of the World available in both DVD and Blu-ray formats, allowing for a choice of viewing experience. Its historical significance and compelling storyline make it an interesting addition for those looking to expand their collection of international cinema from the 1970s.