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The World of One in Five is a 1967 documentary that explores the challenging realities faced by a significant portion of the Canadian population. Directed by the National Film Board of Canada, this film presents a stark look at poverty and its impact on various demographics, making it an important piece for collectors interested in social issues and historical context.
This documentary is relatively scarce, often found only in specialty collections or archives. The film's unique focus on social issues makes it a compelling piece for collectors interested in historical perspectives on poverty. Formats include the original 16mm prints and later VHS releases, with the latter being more common but still collectible. The film's somber tone and honest portrayal have kept it relevant, drawing interest from those who appreciate socially conscious cinema.
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The World of One in Five is a documentary.
The World of One in Five was released in 1967.
The film was produced by the National Film Board of Canada (NFB).
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