The People at No. 19

Year: 1949

Runtime: 18 mins

Language: English

Director: J.B. Holmes

Drama

The documentary shows that the sharp rise in reported sexually transmitted diseases during and after World II cannot be blamed solely on the licentious behavior of frontline soldiers. It also examines how, on the home front, women such as Joan from No. 19 turned to extramarital affairs driven by loneliness and a newfound independence.

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