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Before They Were Famous • Documentary, Travel, UR

In his first cinema film, made at British Transport Films, John Schlesinger presents a day in the life of Waterloo rail station. Now a staple television format, this observational look at the workings of one of London’s key railway hubs was considered innovative in 1961, winning it awards at Venice and the Baftas.

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Waterloo Station, Employees, Rail transport, Commuting, Passengers, Urban life
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