The Ragman's Daughter

This film tells the story of Tony, a cheese factory worker who turns to petty theft to survive. His life takes a turn when he meets Doris, the daughter of a ragman. As their romance develops, Tony must confront his choices between a life of crime and a future with Doris.

Set in 1970s London, The Ragman's Daughter incorporates elements of kitchen sink realism, making it a notable example of the era's film style. The film features a runtime of 94 minutes and includes keywords such as motorcycle, petty theft, and classism, which highlight its thematic concerns. The cast includes Simon Rouse and Victoria Tennant among others, contributing to the film's authentic portrayal of working-class struggles.