Worth Every Minute
Directed by Catherine Macleod, Lorraine Segato1987 29mShort, Documentary
9.5
A tribute to the late Pat Schulz, a feisty working-class heroine. Known since the '50s for her battles for human rights and her fight for workers' rights in the labor movement, Schulz became one of Toronto's most respected feminists.
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Worth Every Minute was released on January 1, 1987.
Worth Every Minute was directed by Catherine Macleod, Lorraine Segato.
Worth Every Minute has a runtime of 29m.
Worth Every Minute was produced by Catherine Macleod, Margaret Pettigrew, Signe Johansson.
A tribute to the late Pat Schulz, a feisty working-class heroine. Known since the '50s for her battles for human rights and her fight for workers' rights in the labor movement, Schulz became one of Toronto's most respected feminists.
The key characters in Worth Every Minute are Pat Schulz (Pat Schulz).
Worth Every Minute is a Short, Documentary film.