Sunday DVD, 2002

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Film Description

Scripted by Jimmy McGovern, this Emmy-nominated TV film tells the story of the events of January 30th 1972, when British paratroopers shot dead 14 unarmed civilians and wounded a further 15 during a civil rights march in Derry. The programme was made with the full consultation and co-operation of the families affected by the events, and more than a hundred first hand interviews were conducted with British soldiers and officers, priests, politicians, medical experts and eyewitnesses as well as relatives.

Film Information

Director - Charles McDougall

Produced - 2002

Main Language - English

Countries & Regions - British Film

Cast - Christopher Eccleston, Ciaran McMenamin, Eva Birthistle

DVD Details

DVD Extras

• Audio commentary from Jimmy McGovern, Charles McDougall and Gub Neal.

Related Genres

• Documentary Television
• Television Drama
• British Television
• Other Documentaries
• British Film

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