I have heard good reviews of the film, which combines archive footage and interviews to explore the political philosophy
behind the creation and development of welfare institutions by
the then Labour Government after
the Second World War.
More details below, for those interested:
| The Spirit of '45 Q&A screenings a tremendous success |
Last Sunday, more than 40 cinemas around the country took part in a very special event. All these cinemas screened The Spirit of '45 simultaneously and
once the film had finished, switched over to a live satellite broadcast
of a Q&A with Director Ken Loach, Dot Gibson, Owen Jones and Jeremy
Hardy.Check out the photos. We were thrilled to see so many people attending and texting & tweeting their questions and comments to the panel. The event would not have been the success that it was without your help in spreading the word - THANK YOU!!! |
| You can host a screening in your area |
Keen to organise a screening of The Spirit of '45?
Know some people who might like to get together to watch it? You can
book a screening license from PopupCinema.net. Once a booking is made,
we'll send a DVD in time for your screening and (if you wish), help you
promote the event online.CLICK HERE TO MAKE A BOOKING Should you have any questions about hosting a screening - don't hesitate to give us a bell on 020 7831 7252. |
| Join in the discussion & check out 'My '45' |
The Spirit of '45 is a call-to-arms to defend the venerable social
institutions that have improved the lives of millions. The film has been
instumental in promoting public discussion about cuts, worker's rights
and equitable public policies. You can join in the discussion on Twitter and Facebook. Also if you haven't already, be sure to check out the amazing Timelines
and take the 'My '45' quiz to find out what your life would have been like back in 1945. |
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