British Pub Atmosphere and Food, 1980s - Film 1094657

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Early 1980's. Shots of the interior of public house from all angles. The clock ticks. The landlord looks up. The other employees of the pub look up. The clock ticking. The doors open. There follow shots of beer bottles opening, drinks being poured, pints pulled. Slowly the pub fills up with customers. More drinks are served. The pub is now full, and everyones sitting around talking. Theres a table of deaf friends arguing in sign language. People are laughing together. A mans hands are rolling out pastry. Friends argue by the bar. The man is putting the final touches to steak and kidney pies. Different characters in the pub, old, young, farmers, school girls. Hands forking the edges of the pies. Friends chatting. On a table covered with plates of ploughmans lunches hands chop a pepper. An old man talking. The man slices french bread and arranges it on plates. He takes the steak and kidney pies out of the oven. Sailors talking. The landlady arranges trays of pies and pasties. She puts out chips, peas, pies. Shots of people eating traditional English food. Back to ticking clock, the landlord rings the bell, 'Time Please'. Tables filled with empty glasses, the barman grimaces and begins to put them away. He finds a coin under a glass and puts it into a bottle for charity.

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