"The Angry Silence" is a 1960 British drama film directed by Basil Dearden. The story revolves around a factory worker named Tommy Swann, who faces a moral dilemma when his colleagues go on strike. He chooses not to join them, leading to tension and conflict within the workplace and his personal life. The film explores themes of loyalty, individualism, and the impact of collective action. It highlights the struggles between personal beliefs and social pressures, ultimately questioning the nature of solidarity among workers in the face of adversity.