# Title: Harlan County, USA 1976 ‧ Documentary ‧ 1h 43m


## Description: In this documentary about labor tension in the coal-mining industry, director Barbara Kopple films a strike in rural Kentucky. After the coal miners at the Brookside Mine join a union, the owners refuse the labor contract. Once the miners start to strike, the owners of the mine respond by hiring scabs to fill the jobs of the regular employees. The strike, which lasts more than a year, frequently becomes violent, with guns produced on both sides, and one miner is even killed in a conflict.Release date: January 23, 1977 (USA)Director: Barbara KoppleAwards: Academy Award for Best Documentary (Feature)Running time: 1h 43mEditors: Barbara Kopple, Mary Lampson, Nancy Baker, Lora Hays, Mirra BankProducer: Barbara Kopple


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