Linda And BIlly Ray From Appalachia (1970)
The film depicts a family’s struggle as they transition from rural Appalachia to urban Cincinnati. The narrator reflects on their heritage of living off the land, the decline of coal mining jobs, and the challenges of adapting to city life. The children, Linda and Billy Ray, experience the excitement and confusion of city living, while the adults grapple with job scarcity and the hope of finding stability. The story illustrates the contrast between their past in the mountains and their uncertain future in the city.
Keywords
Appalachia, coal mining, family, transition, urban life, Cincinnati, job scarcity, adaptation, children, heritage
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