Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 8:26 pmNot sure if Ciggy had a copy of this on dvd,give her a shout.
BarryBelfast wrote:The torrent has died now....no seeds!
I'm downloading it now and it's got 2 seeds.
17% done for me
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Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 8:26 pmPosted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 8:29 pmI'm downloading it now and it's got 2 seeds.
17% done for me
Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 6:43 pmBarryBelfast wrote:Elchris wrote:Hillsborough Documentary Torrent
Cheers Elchris!
If any one else is downloading this can they keep it seeding after its downloaded!Im only connected to 1 peer and its taking ages....only 6% done!!
Really wanna see this!
mine's done barry mate. How do I seed it?
Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 1:06 am"Hillsborough" Screening: Belfast Film Festival
Jimmy McGovern's Hillsborough will be screened as part of the Belfast Film Festival at Queen's Film Theatre on Tuesday 27 March at 6-15pm. After the film Phil Scraton will talk briefly on Hillsborough: The Truth followed by a question and answer session with Jimmy and Phil.
Jimmy McGovern is a BAFTA award-winning TV scriptwriter from Liverpool. He is particularly known for writing powerful and thought-provoking dramas often based on hard-hitting social issues or controversial real-life events. Writing credits include Hillsborough, Brookside, Cracker, The Lakes (1997-99), Sunday, based on the events of 'Bloody Sunday', and most recently The Street (2006, BBC1).
Hillsborough Screening 6.45PM – 8.25PM
In conversation with Jimmy McGovern and Phil Scraton (author of Hillsborough: The Truth) 8.25PM – 9.10PM
HILLSBOROUGH
On 15 April 1989 at Hillsborough Stadium, Sheffield severe overcrowding led to the deaths of 96 men, women and children. 400 fans were injured, and thousands traumatised. First screened in 1996, McGovern’s award-winning Hillsborough recounts the day and immediate aftermath through the experiences of three bereaved families, exposing the appalling insensitivities they endured. Based on a decade’s research Phil Scraton’s much-acclaimed book Hillsborough: The Truth reveals official complacency, institutional neglect and the authorities’ determination to deflect responsibility and avoid liability. Jimmy McGovern and Phil Scraton present an update on the case and a discussion on drama-documentaries and their relationship to critical research
Dir. Charles McDougall, 1996, UK, 101 mins, Cert 15, BFI
Jimmy McGovern's Hillsborough will be screened as part of the Belfast Film Festival at Queen's Film Theatre on Tuesday 27 March at 6-15pm. After the film Phil Scraton will talk briefly on Hillsborough: The Truth followed by a question and answer session with Jimmy and Phil.
Jimmy McGovern is a BAFTA award-winning TV scriptwriter from Liverpool. He is particularly known for writing powerful and thought-provoking dramas often based on hard-hitting social issues or controversial real-life events. Writing credits include Hillsborough, Brookside, Cracker, The Lakes (1997-99), Sunday, based on the events of 'Bloody Sunday', and most recently The Street (2006, BBC1).
Hillsborough Screening 6.45PM – 8.25PM
In conversation with Jimmy McGovern and Phil Scraton (author of Hillsborough: The Truth) 8.25PM – 9.10PM
HILLSBOROUGH
On 15 April 1989 at Hillsborough Stadium, Sheffield severe overcrowding led to the deaths of 96 men, women and children. 400 fans were injured, and thousands traumatised. First screened in 1996, McGovern’s award-winning Hillsborough recounts the day and immediate aftermath through the experiences of three bereaved families, exposing the appalling insensitivities they endured. Based on a decade’s research Phil Scraton’s much-acclaimed book Hillsborough: The Truth reveals official complacency, institutional neglect and the authorities’ determination to deflect responsibility and avoid liability. Jimmy McGovern and Phil Scraton present an update on the case and a discussion on drama-documentaries and their relationship to critical research
Dir. Charles McDougall, 1996, UK, 101 mins, Cert 15, BFI
Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2007 1:29 amThanks for that Adam. I think I might go to see it. I have seen it on the TV and I have tried to download it a few times but it never works.
Its the saddest programme I have ever watched and probably ever will watch.
Does anyone have a link where I dont have to use a torrents??? I cant find it on Limewire or Shareaza. Thanks.
Its the saddest programme I have ever watched and probably ever will watch.
Does anyone have a link where I dont have to use a torrents??? I cant find it on Limewire or Shareaza. Thanks.
Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2007 1:50 amDue to the demand for tickets, this event has been moved to the larger auditorium at the QFT (same building) which will seat over 200.
Tickets are still available at the moment. The booking telephone number is 02890 330443.
Tickets are still available at the moment. The booking telephone number is 02890 330443.