Why Fathers Work (1969)
This film has water damage at the beginning. The film “Why Fathers Work” follows Ed Kimble, a structural iron worker, as he goes through his workday constructing a skyscraper. It highlights the importance of various skilled workers, including welders and inspectors, in building the structure, emphasizing teamwork and safety. The film illustrates how work contributes to community needs and provides workers like Ed with a sense of pride and financial stability for their families. It also reflects on the broader significance of work in society, showcasing the interconnected roles of different professions in maintaining community functionality.
Keywords
work, skyscraper, Ed Kimble, structural iron worker, community, teamwork, pride, financial stability, skilled workers, professions
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