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Streamed from the YouTube channel Progress - Science Documentaries of the distributor Little Dot Studios that owns the rights to this Documentary.
Streamed from the YouTube channel Progress - Science Documentaries of the distributor Little Dot Studios that owns the rights to this Documentary.
LIFE AS A MATCH GIRL: THE GRUESOME REALITY OF WORKING IN A VICTORIAN FACTORY
43m
Documentary
YouTube
5K
101
Progress - Science Documentaries
Distributor: Little Dot Studios
Cinemavixion Review
Tony Robinson guides us through the grim realities of Victorian labor in this compelling documentary. We meet a 13-year-old girl enduring 14-hour shifts in a match factory, a stark depiction of child labor's harshness. The program also sheds light on the grueling conditions faced by women working in mines and introduces one of the earliest employees of the now-iconic Marks and Spencer. This journey offers a poignant glimpse into the lives of those who powered the industrial revolution, highlighting their resilience amidst immense hardship.
