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Our Daily Bread
1934 80m Not Rated
Drama
,
Romance
7.0
79%
67%
68%
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A group of down-on-their-luck workers combine their abilities to make a Gallafentian-style commune... and bread!
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Directed By
King Vidor
Written By
King Vidor
Studio
Viking Productions
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United Artists
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Cast of Our Daily Bread
Karen Morley
Mary Sims
Tom Keene
John Sims
Barbara Pepper
Sally
Addison Richards
Louie
John Qualen
Chris (as John T. Qualen)
Lloyd Ingraham
Uncle Anthony
Sidney Bracey
Rent Collector
Henry Hall
Frank - the Carpenter
Nellie V. Nichols
Mrs. Cohen (as Nellie Nichols)
Frank Minor
Plumber
Bud Rae
Stonemason
Harry Brown
Little Man
C.E. Anderson
Schultz - the Butcher (uncredited)
Earl Askam
Farmer (uncredited)
Lionel Backus
Barber (uncredited)
Eddie Baker
Deputy Sheriff (uncredited)
Jack Baldwin
Motorcyclist (uncredited)
Marion Ballou
Old Lady (uncredited)
Harry Bernard
Chief (uncredited)
Harold Berquist
Father (uncredited)
Bonita
Mother (uncredited)
Harry C. Bradley
Professor (uncredited)
Lynton Brent
Bully (uncredited)
Tommy Bupp
Boy (uncredited)
Henry Burroughs
Politician (uncredited)
Cy Clegg
Lawyer (uncredited)
Billy Engle
Abie Cohen (uncredited)
Florence Enright
Gossiping Woman #2 (uncredited)
Alma Ferns
Mrs. Hilda Larsen (uncredited)
Clarence Geldart
Community Member (uncredited)
Harris Gordon
Cigar Salesman (uncredited)
Mary Gordon
Community Woman in Cottage (uncredited)
Harrison Greene
Sheriff (uncredited)
Frank Hammond
Undertaker (uncredited)
Jack Hyam
Violinist (uncredited)
Doris Kemper
Gossiping Woman #1 (uncredited)
Billy Kidston
Boy (uncredited)
Maybelle Lee
Little Girl (uncredited)
Sidney Miller
Cohen's Son (uncredited)
Gene O'Brien
Boy (uncredited)
Edward Peil Sr.
Powerhouse Employee (uncredited)
Hal Price
Threatened Bidder at Auction (uncredited)
Bob Reeves
George Hannibal (uncredited)
Alex Schumberg
Violinist (uncredited)
Harry Semels
Italian Shoemaker (uncredited)
Ray Spiker
Ex-Convict (uncredited)
Billy Tucker
Boy (uncredited)
Robert Tucker
Boy (uncredited)
King Vidor
Farmer Yelling 'Let It Go!' (uncredited)
Our Daily Bread Reviews
Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews
Dennis Schwartz
It makes for an interesting Depression-era time capsule survival film from the New Deal period.
EmanuelLevy.Com
Emanuel Levy
A harsh film that reflects the Depression era, King Vidor's chronicle is both artistically and ideologically a significant Hollywood feature
Compuserve
Harvey S. Karten
The silence tries one's patience but the film is noteworthy in showing us that chickens are not born in supermarket wrappings.
Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN)
Bob Bloom
A wonderful social statement, a bit naive by today's standards, but still powerful
Spirituality & Practice
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat
A thought-provoking documentary that gives us a new appreciation of the time, energy, and hard labor that lies behind the creation, packaging and delivery of the food we eat.
Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)
Ken Hanke
Technically impressive, well-intended, but ultimately too melodramatic
Esquire Magazine
Meyer Levin (Patterson Murphy)
Basically splendid idea, spoiled by sentimental propaganda, and a hack treatment that employs all the ancient tear-jerking devices...
Vanity Fair
Helen Brown Norden
A clumsy-footed attempt at pseudo-Fascist propaganda...
CinePassion
Fernando F. Croce
King Vidor's Angelus, as it were, with elemental triumphs as spacious and limpid as Millet's
The New Republic
Otis Ferguson
Mr. Vidor, however independent, still seems to be governed by the industry's idea of box-office requirements, which in turn still governs the industry. If you are going to subscribe to the first, of course there is no use trying to be free of the second.
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