Where the Houses Used to Be
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About This Movie
Where the Houses Used to Be is a documentary from 1971 that examines the Doddington and Rollo estate in Battersea, which housed 7,000 residents. This film provides a striking portrayal of urban life and community challenges in London during that era.
This documentary has seen a few home video releases but remains somewhat elusive in collector circles, with early VHS copies becoming harder to find. There’s a certain charm to the grainy footage, and it’s the kind of film that sparks conversation among enthusiasts about urban life and the passage of time. Interest has grown in recent years, especially as discussions about housing and community evolve, making it a notable piece for those keen on social commentary through film.
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What genre is Where the Houses Used to Be?
Where the Houses Used to Be is a documentary.
What year was Where the Houses Used to Be released?
Where the Houses Used to Be was released in 1971.
Who produced Where the Houses Used to Be?
Where the Houses Used to Be was produced by Thames Television.
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