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Wor kers during General Motors’ Moraine Public plant thought they had the integrate years. That’s what former association CEO Rick Wagoner had pronounced when he announced the contingent shutdown of the plant behind in June of 2008. Workers were expecting to goon building Chevrolet Trailblazers, GMC Envoys, and Saab 9-7Xs until 2010. While not good headlines, it was tempered by the timeline, allowing workers to search for swap practice but as most bescared.

That’s not how things played out, however. In Oct 2008, it was announced which the final day for Moraine Public would be December 23 of that year. Merry Christmas. HBO Documentaries’ The Last Truck: Shutting of the GM Plant is an in-depth look during a effect a wind-down takes upon a workers as well as their village. A film looks beautifully constructed with the story woven in a constrained words of amiability. We’re not the only ones who think so, either. It has been nominated for an Academy Endowment for Most appropriate Documentary Short. There’s the promo video after a jump so you can see what we’re on about, as well as be sure to check HBO’s report to see when it will air again.

[Source: The Detroit Headlines