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Man of Iron

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In an industrial town in Poland, the lives of the workers are shaken by the arrival of a charismatic new union leader who is determined to fight for his colleagues' rights. This character, a man of strong convictions, not only faces the harsh reality experienced by his companions in the factory but also the pressures of an oppressive system that seeks to maintain the status quo at all costs. As his movement gains momentum, he becomes a symbol of resistance, inspiring others to join the struggle for better working conditions.

However, his personal life becomes complicated when he falls in love with a woman from a wealthy family that represents precisely what he is challenging. Through their relationship, the tensions between class and commitment are explored, as well as the sacrifices one must make for their ideals. As protests and labor conflicts escalate, the protagonist's decisions will lead him to confrontations not only with the authorities but also with his loved ones, raising questions about loyalty and the fight for social justice.

The film becomes a powerful narrative about class struggle, perseverance, and love in difficult times, offering a reflection of the tensions and hopes that marked society at the time. With an emotional and dramatic approach, this work captures the essence of the human spirit in its unyielding quest for freedom and dignity.

Media type
Movie
Year
1935
Director
William C. McGann
Writer
William Wister Haines
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
5.60
Actors
Barton MacLane
Dorothy Peterson
Mary Astor
John Eldredge
Joseph Crehan
Joe Sawyer
John Qualen
Craig Reynolds
Joe King
Bill Elliott
Florence Fair
Edward Keane
Irving Bacon
Joan Barclay
Nick Copeland
Don Downen
Gender
Drama
Country
United States
Original title
Man of Iron
Duration
61
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