Dust of Life

Year: 1953

Runtime: 22 mins

Language: French

Director: Georges Franju

Documentary

The planet is covered in dust and particles of every kind, both natural and human‑generated. This pervasive condition creates numerous public‑health challenges, most notably silicosis and related respiratory diseases. The film examines how various occupations—such as flax farming, porcelain and cement manufacturing, and coal mining—expose workers to hazardous dust, detailing the specific risks and consequences of each activity.

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