Modern Times is a 1936 film directed and written by Charles Chaplin. It stars Chaplin as a factory worker struggling to survive in the modern, industrialized world. The film depicts the harsh working conditions faced by laborers during the industrial revolution, including long hours, little job security, and low wages. Chaplin's character must quickly perform specific tasks as part of the assembly line process while dealing with the oppressive control of managers. Through humor and physical comedy, the film comments on the challenges of the modern factory system and its impact on the working class.

2. -TITLE: Modern times
-COUNTRY: United States
-PRODUCER: United Artists
-DIRECTOR: Charles Chaplin
-SCREENWRITER: Charles Chaplin
-CINEMATOGRAPHER: Ira H. Morgan and Roland Totheroh
-COMPOSER: Charles Chaplin
-CAST: Charles Chaplin, Paulette Goddard, Henry Bergman, Chester
Conklin, Stanley Stanford, Hank Mann, Louis Natheaux, Allan Garcia.
-YEAR: 1936
-RUNNING TIME: 89 minutes

3.  During the industrial revolution

4. - There is a boss who commands the rest of the workers.
The workers work in groups in differnt places of the factory and
they have an especific job which is controlled by another
boss.
- The raw materials, work force, technology, management.

5. -Some groups of workers work with different materials, using
machines, to obtain other products that can be used by
other group. And so on until they get the final product.
- There is a division of labour:
Technical division: different groups with specific works
Social division: The importance of the jobs

6. - They used less machines and industrial technology than now.
- The bad conditions they suffered
- They work long hours
- Little job security
- They earned low wages.

7. - I like it. I think it was very interesting and
funny. It also teach us a lot about the
industry and the conditions the workers
suffered in this ages.
I think with a film it is easyer to learn it.