"The Bargee" is a British film released in 1964, directed by Charles Frend. The story follows a bargee, or canal boatman, named Jim who struggles to make a living while navigating the waterways of England. The film highlights the challenges faced by those working on the canals, including the impact of modernization on traditional lifestyles. The film features a mix of drama and comedy, showcasing the relationships between bargees and their families, as well as their interactions with the communities along the canals. It stars Harry H. Corbett in the lead role, bringing to life the unique culture of the bargees during that era.