How To Start Your Own Country DVD, 2005

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Film Description

Inspired by Sealand, a man-made sea-platform granted independent status, film-maker Danny Wallace sets out to found his own country. The first challenge is finding a part of the world that is not already inhabited, but once he has drawn up the borders, getting legal and diplomatic recognition - not to mention that all-important Eurovision entry - proves to be another matter entirely.

Film Information

Director - Danny Wallace

Produced - 2005

Main Language - English

Countries & Regions - British Film

Cast - Danny Wallace

DVD Details

DVD Extras

• Deleted scenes
• The national anthem
• Eurovision song
• A secret hidden surprise...

Related Genres

• Documentary Television
• Comedy Television
• British Television
• Other Documentaries
• Comedy
• British Film

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