One Hundred a Day (1973)
A young girl is forced to continue working at her machine all day in a 1930s shoe factory after a visit to a backyard abortionist. Based on the short story 'How beautiful are thy feet' by Alan Marshall.
Director: Gillian Armstrong
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Rosalie Fletcher as Leilia |
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Jenee Welsh as Sadie |
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Virginia Portingale as Mabel |
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Eve Wynne as Nurse |
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Beth Child as |
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Susannah Piggott as |
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Vivien Mepham as |
| Directing | Gillian Armstrong | Director |
| Production | Storry Walton | Producer |
| Editing | David Stiven | Editor |
| Writing | Gillian Armstrong | Writer |
| Art | Christoffer French | Art Direction |
| Camera | Ross King | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Tim Lloyd | Sound Recordist |
| Directing | Phillip Noyce | Assistant Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | Margie Standon | Hairstylist |
| Directing | Adrienne Read | Continuity |
| Costume & Make-Up | Vivien Mepham | Makeup Artist |
| Production | Haydn Keenan | Production Manager |
| Writing | Alan Marshall | Author |
