The Vice President

Canada, 1958

Film
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Episode of Series “Nature of Work”.
Elevation to the position of Vice-President brings prestige responsibility and freedoms of action, but it also means a shifting of loyalties and the losing of personal contact. This is shown in the dramatised story of John Harvard who rising from Branch Director to Vice-President finds himself having to put pressure on the men who a short time ago were his near equals. Only by going against their wishes can he serve the best interests of his company.

Credits

director

Hugh O'Connor

producer

Morten Parker

production company

National Film Board of Canada

Language

English

Duration

00:29:32:00

Colour

Black and White

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