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Courtesy of Scottish Screen Archive |
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| | | 16mm film, 11 mins, colour, silent, educational |
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| Sponsor | SEFA Joint Production Committee |
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| Produced by | SEFA (Edinburgh Group) |
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| Scottish Screen Archive collection |
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A working day in the life of a Scottish ploughman, shot at Smeaton Farm, Dalkeith. Show full synopsis
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One of a large number of classroom teaching films made under the auspices of the Scottish Educational Film Association, in this case to illustrate the typical life of a farm ploughman. It is an evocative, unromanticised portrait of rustic, simple living. The ploughman's work is earthy, as is his home and leisure: tea from the stove, thick-sliced farm loaf and a bothy music session with another friendly farm-hand to finish the day.
Kenneth Broom
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Scottish Ploughman (13:33)
