Moving Mountains

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Laura Sky
1981 | 24:36 mins

The lives of the first women to mine coal in Canada are documented in this award-winning documentary of its time, filmed in the early 1980s. Situated in an open pit mine in the snowy mountains of British Columbia, these young women were breaking new ground, challenging discriminatory labour practices and the closed minds of their male coworkers. The women worked hard and fought for recognition and equity. They were young, spirited, and determined.

Directed and Produced by Laura Sky
Cinematography: Nicolas Evedamon
Sound Recording: Tim Wilson
Editing: Cathy Gulkin
Music: Arlene Mantle and Donna Green

© Skyworks Charitable Foundation. All rights reserved.

This title is included here with permission for personal viewing. It is also available for public screenings and educational acquisition through Vtape.org, a non-profit distribution resource for independent directors and artists. Contact: distribution@vtape.org 

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