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Citation :
« If contemporary feminists sense omissions and patronizing in the film, one
must at least acknowledge that The World in Action [series]
expressed a positive attitude to working women and was conditioning
audiences to become accustomed to new and permanent women's roles in
the workplace. »
-- Gary Evans
Source :
EVANS, Gary. John Grierson and the National Film
Board: The Politics of Wartime Propaganda, Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 1984.
[en anglais] (p. 185)