High Steel

Name: High Steel
Released: 1965
Rating: 56.33
Cast: Don Francks

1965

Documentary

Short Film

14m

A very engaging short documentary of how a native Indian from Quebec works building skyscrapers in New York City, with breathtaking shots of walking on narrow beams 25 stories in the air, as well as a chilling recounting of the death of numerous Indian iron workers building a bridge in Quebec in the early part of the century. (imdb)

High Steel

1965

Documentary

Short Film

14m

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TheDiceman

Rated 25 Jun 2014

Excellent.

Rated 25 Jun 2014

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Stain

Rated 08 Mar 2010

A solid piece of workmanship that the ironworkers depicted in this movie would probably like, and not just because it's about them. Francks gives us good "working Joe" narration, the images are crisp, and the accompanying folk music is fine. Overall, a memorable snapshot of 1960s North America and an obscure segment of the society therein

Rated 08 Mar 2010

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