
A documentary about how a motley band of – mostly female- retail workers took on a retail giant – Canada’s Timothy Eaton Company. In the tradition of socialist and feminist filmmaking of the day, we immersed ourselves in these women’s lives as they fought for a first contract, hanging out with strikers on the picket line, at union meetings and in their homes.
No Small Change: The Story of the Eaton's Strike was directed by Ruth Bishop, Marusya Bociurkiw and Harriet Hume.
No Small Change: The Story of the Eaton's Strike runs for 59min, and was released in 1984.
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