The Daydreaming Archivist: Protest, Police and The Social Contract (various)

Part of the The Daydreaming Archivist
Director: | various |
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Certificate: | Not Rated |
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Format: | DVD |
Language: | English |
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Incredible footage about the police and protest, from local news, police instruction archives, and amateur film. Sometimes shocking, sometimes humorous and downright surreal, these films present a slice of history, as well as food for thought and for action!
The programme includes:
- Rare footage from police instruction films
- News films of protest coverage
- Protest footage from the last Conservative Government including with Miners Strikes
- Footage of the 1968 Grosvenor Square Riots
- And a little gem called "School Protest Over "Too Much Discipline" " (3 minutes) - a brilliant juxtaposition of a patronising news reporter with a young boy, who comes across as a bit of a school hero!
Highlights of the programme:
Smoking Ban in Cinemas Voxpops (TTTV news) 3 minsWorld in Action, Grosvenor Square (Durham Police Collection - ITV) 30 minsCadet Training (Durham Police Collection) 5 minsYouth Protest, Unidentified Actress Arrives (TTTV news) 2 minsCrowd Control (Durham Police Collection) 30 minsSchool Protest Over "too Much Discipline" (TTTV news) 3minsMiners Strike Picket Footage (Durham Poce Collection - unknown source) 5 mins
Other films in the The Daydreaming Archivist:

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Film: The Daydreaming Archivist: The Eccentric Selection (Various)
13 Apr 2011, 7:30 p.m.
The Daydreaming archivist is a series of selections from the Northern Regional Film and TV Archive made by Film Bee collective. In this 2nd archive screening we explore the amazing ephemera that we could not make fit a theme. Commercials, Community and Amateur film and Television News sit side by side like siblings in a bathtub sharing a strain of humour, insight and the benefit of hindsight. These are unique artifacts you will almost certianly never have the opportunity to see again.

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Film: The Daydreaming Archivist: Amateurs And Auteurs
15 Jun 2011, 7:30 p.m.
Tonight is the launch of the new film commissions, and a screening of amateur films from the archive which largely posthumously celebrate an approach to filmmaking which has since gone viral, but twenty years ago was the basis for some good old group activities.