A film about workers in automobile factories in Detroit, Michigan. A long line of cars in an assembly line. A die maker checks blue prints and instruments. He walks over to another worker. He points something out to him and walks to his position. He picks up a tool and works on a machinery. A man hands him papers. A girl opens a file drawer. She walks to a man at a desk and gives him cards. A man takes a fender of a stamping machine and hangs it on a moving overhead hook. Workers lined up at a cashier window to receive pay check. Men punch time cards at time clock.
A film about workers in automobile factories in Detroit, Michigan. A man walks to his car in a parking lot. He gets in and drives off. Two little boys, the man's sons, play beside a residential street. The man pulls up to them in his car. The children run to the car. The father puts them in and drives off. The car pulls up at a curb. The man gets out lifting one child and carries another to the house. Inside, woman housewife and two girls are seen working in the kitchen to prepare dinner. The father walks in and kisses the wife and the girls. He puts the youngest boy on the floor and walks out. The father in an undershirt washes up. The two girls set the dining table. The family at the dining table as the father walks in. They say grace and eat. The two girls wash dishes.
A film about workers in automobile factories in Detroit, Michigan. A 1950s father sits in a living room chair. He is reading a paper as boys in the family run in and jump on him. The boys take the paper. He gets up and takes the boys towards a bed room. The father puts a small boy in a crib and tucks him in. He kisses the boy and walks out as the light goes out. The little boy in the crib fakes sleep and opens eyes. The boy jumps around the crib. The father puts the small boy in the crib and switches off a light. He walks back to the boy jumping in the crib. He tucks the boy in and walks out. The mother in the family is seen reading a newspaper. A girl reads sitting on a floor. Other girl sits by a radio turning the dial. The husband walks in and approaches his wife.
The film 'The Family' about the daily activities of a family in the United States. A dramatization : Exteriors of a house. A woman homemaker or housewife hangs clothing to dry on the line outside the house. She calls for her son. A young boy peeks from a window. The mother comes in and sits at a dining table. The family eats breakfast together. The children of the family come and eat breakfast. A girl shows a paper to the family members. A man who is the woman's husband and the children's father wears his coat and leaves for work. The father looks at the house.
'The Family' about the daily activities of a family in the United States. A dramatization : A housewife washes a cloth in a kitchen sink. A girl brings a cup and washes it. The woman stitches a curtain. A young boy wearing a jughead hat enters and shows his torn pants to the woman who is his mother. He goes to his grandmother. The grandmother stitches his pants. The boy and the girl pick up their bags. The mother hands them a basket. She carries a small basket to a table. She talks to the grandmother while cutting a cloth.
A film about the daily activities of a family in the United States. A train approaching the camera position and passing by a small railroad train station at high speed, not stopping. A man working at the train station enters an office and makes an entry in a register. He checks a notice board. He puts his cap and coat on a stand. He enters a room. The man sits at his desk and works with papers. He consults his colleague. He walks towards another desk and picks up a box. The man places the box on a trolley. He watches a train pulling past the railway station.
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