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DetailsOriginal Format: Umatic Colour: Colour Sound: Sound Duration: 18 mins 38 secs Credits: John Eden
Sue Kennedy
Trade Films Genre: Rushes
Subject: Coal Industry Politics Women
Summary The second of three camera rolls of an interview recorded during 1984-85 Miners’ Strike with Anne Suddick, one of the founder members of Women Against Pit Closures. The interview was conducted by Sue Kennedy of Trade Films and filmed at Anne’s home at Langley Park, County Durham.
Description The second of three camera rolls of an interview recorded during 1984-85 Miners’ Strike with Anne Suddick, one of the founder members of Women Against Pit Closures. The interview was conducted by Sue Kennedy of Trade Films and filmed at Anne’s home at Langley Park, County Durham.
The interview with Anne Suddick continues with her providing more details about the effects of the pit strike on families; the work of the support groups; and the role of women in the strike.
