Living (1954 TV program)

Living was a British documentary television program produced by the BBC in 1954. It was a series of six half-hour episodes exploring different aspects of British life and society.

Each episode focused on a specific theme, utilizing a combination of interviews, observational footage, and commentary to present a picture of contemporary Britain. The series aimed to capture the realities of everyday life for ordinary people in the post-war era, reflecting their challenges, aspirations, and social changes.

While detailed information on each specific episode is limited and archives are incomplete, Living is remembered as an early example of British documentary television, contributing to the development of the genre and showcasing the BBC's commitment to exploring social issues through broadcasting. The program's focus on ordinary individuals and their lived experiences was a defining characteristic, making it a valuable historical record of mid-20th century British society. It is believed to have covered topics such as housing, work, leisure, and family life.