Give Us This Day
Give Us This Day (1949) is a drama, directed by Edward Dmytryk. It stars Sam Wanamaker and Lea Padovani. The 114-minute film holds an audience score of 5.7/10.
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What Give Us This Day Is About
The film is about a bricklayer at the head of an Italian immigrant family trying to get by in New York during the depression. The man wants a house of his own, and that wish determines every decision the family makes; finding work, taking on debt and going to dangerous sites are all tied to the same aim. Because the director had been blacklisted in America, he made this production in England, and every New York scene was built in London. The actor in the lead was on the same list. Sam Wanamaker plays the lead in Edward Dmytryk’s hundred and fourteen minute film, completed in 1949.
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What is Give Us This Day about?
The film is about a bricklayer at the head of an Italian immigrant family trying to get by in New York during the depression. The man wants a house of his own, and that wish determines every decision the family makes; finding work, taking on debt and going to dangerous sites are all tied to the same aim.
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How long is Give Us This Day?
Give Us This Day runs for 114 minutes (1h 54m).
When did Give Us This Day come out?
Give Us This Day was released in 1949.
Who directed Give Us This Day?
Give Us This Day was directed by Edward Dmytryk.
Who stars in Give Us This Day?
Give Us This Day stars Sam Wanamaker, Lea Padovani, Kathleen Ryan, Charles Goldner.
What is Give Us This Day's rating?
Give Us This Day holds 7.3/10 on IMDb and 5.7/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 67 out of 100.
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