Down and Out (1971)

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Channel: A/V Geeks 16mm Films · 2013 · Education

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Following a nameless everyman worker, this film depicts falling as one of the most common causes of injury in a shop situation. The short film examines the common hazards which cause people to lose their balance, such as over-reaching, taking short cuts, failure to check equipment and not looking where one is going. Released by Journal Films, Inc., presented by the National Safety Council and Gilbert Altschul Productions, Inc.

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