Telling Our Story; the Springhill Massacre

Cahal McLaughlin

Telling Our Story; the Springhill Massacre

Cahal McLaughlin

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Abstract

This short documentary film was produced in collaboration with the Victims and Survivors Trust, Belfast, and, using first hand testimony, addresses the shooting dead of five civilians by the British Army in 1972. Utilising location as stimulant and participatory practices, the film acted as a template for future projects by VAST.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Screened at Kino Film Festival, Manchester, 1999 and Grass Roots Film Festival, Manchester 2000.
Publication status	Published - 1 Mar 1999

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