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Our Daily Bread Film Shorts Explore Food From The Othe A documentary film from the other side of the table our daily bread is a documentary film series that captures unusual snapshots of everyday life in big agri business. in one scene a woman is walking through the dark corridor of a chicken house, screeching chickens all around her… in another scene the same woman is […]. George duryea aka tom keene 1920's 5" x 7" movie star fan photo. king vidor’s self produced “our daily bread” (1934) is a depression era tale of collectivism starring tom keene and karen morley. we follow the city dwelling couple from the brink of an eviction notice down to the farm where a lack of know how and need for survival leads to.

Our Daily Bread 2005 Par Nikolaus Geyrhalter Our daily bread: directed by king vidor. with karen morley, tom keene, barbara pepper, addison richards. a group of down on their luck workers combine their abilities. Country. united states. language. english. budget. $125,000 (estimate) our daily bread is a 1934 american drama film directed by king vidor and starring karen morley, tom keene, and john qualen. the film is a sequel to vidor's silent classic the crowd (1928), using the same characters although with different actors. Our daily bread is a 1934 american drama film directed by king vidor and starring karen morley, tom keene, and john qualen. the film is a sequel to vidor's silent classic the crowd (1928), using the same characters although with different actors. vidor tried to interest irving thalberg of mgm in the project; but thalberg, who had greenlighted. Directed by nikolaus geyrhalter. in sealed rooms, as sterile as computer microprocessor factories, chicks hatch while being closely monitored. a huge hose sucks salmon out of a fjord. metal teeth chomp up fields of sunflowers which, thanks to chemicals, have withered at just the right time. on mechanized conveyer systems, chickens are cut up.