Another Sunday and Sweet F.A. DVD, 1972
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Film Description
Another Sunday and Sweet FA, originally transmitted in 1972 as part of Granada's celebrated Sunday Night Theatre anthology, was written by multiple BAFTA winner Jack Rosenthal.
David Swift plays the dedicated but ineffectual local soccer referee Eric Armistead who is brought to the depths of disillusionment with the game when he officiates at a bruising encounter between two local sides.
Film Information
Director - Michael Apted
Produced - 1972
Main Language - English
Countries & Regions - British Film
Cast - David Bradley , David Swift
DVD Details
Certificate:
PG
Publisher:
Network
Region:
2
Length:
52 mins
Aspect:
4:3
Cat No:
7953103
Format:
DVD Colour
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