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Waging a Living
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DVD Cover Information Director: Edward Rosenstein, Frances Reid, Pamela Harris, Roger Weisberg Brand: New Video Cinematographer: Brian Danitz Cinematographer: Fawn Yacker Cinematographer: Hilary Morgan Cinematographer: Jim Arnold Cinematographer: John Hazard Cinematographer: Mark Stoddard Cinematographer: Peter Nelson Cinematographer: Rick Butler Cinematographer: Slawomir Grunberg Cinematographer: Vicente Franco Producer: Edward Rosenstein Producer: Frances Reid Producer: Pamela Harris Producer: Roger Weisberg Editor: Christopher White Producer: Deborah Clancy DVD: Region Code 1 Audio: English (Unknown), Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo; English (Original Language), Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo Format: Color, DVD, NTSC Picture Format: 1.33:1 Running Time: 85 minutes DVD Release Date: 2006-09-26 Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Studio: Docurama Product features: - Tender and eye-opening, WAGING A LIVING takes an unwavering look at America s working poor--people who work hard and play by the rules but never seem to get ahead. Over three years, the film follows four hard-working individuals as they strive for their piece of the American Dream but find only low wages, dead end jobs, and a tattered safety net in their way. As they raise children, try to get a c
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Movie Reviews of Waging a LivingMovie Review: EDUCATIONAL TOOL THAT IS ENTERTAINING Summary: 4 Stars
This film brings the reality of how the working poor fare in the United States. I teach in a public high school and use this DVD to point out the importance of completing some type of post-high school education.
The film clearly reflects the strain placed on an individual with children who has not attained an educational degree that will earn higher salaries. At times it is a painful film to watch because of the constant setbacks and roadblocks the four individuals face but it has some lighter moments and one success story. The fact that one of the four was able to escape poverty points out how difficult it is to attain the bottom rung of middle class, when saddled with children and no education.
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