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Work (or To Whom Does the World Belong)

20191h 5mElisa Cepedal
IMDb 3.5

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Children at recess are witnesses to the conflict between riot police and strikers. The neighborhood of a mining town is transformed into a battlefield for the last time. After the failure of the strike, calm returns to the streets and workers to work, with the certainty of knowing that the closure of the wells can no longer be stopped.

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What is Work (or To Whom Does the World Belong) (2019) about?

Children at recess are witnesses to the conflict between riot police and strikers. The neighborhood of a mining town is transformed into a battlefield for the last time. After the failure of the strike, calm returns to the streets and workers to work, with the certainty of knowing that the closure of the wells can no longer be stopped.

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Work (or To Whom Does the World Belong) has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2019.

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