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Jan Cawood, Tin Man Films, 9 mins

The sequel to 55 Seconds, Jan Cawood’s beautiful about the UK’s oldest water balanced funicular lift at Saltburn-on-Sea, the new film follows the restoration of its carriages for the 150th anniversary. A must for anyone who likes Victorian seaside resorts, the beauties of mechanical engineering, craftsmanship or just beautiful documentaries.

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A DVD of 150, together with 55 Seconds, can be ordered via Tinman Films info@tinmanfilms.co.uk

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Name: David Jinks
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Date posted: November 09, 2011 - 11:51 am
Message: Magical.
Quality piece of documentary film-making.


Name: Nyree Griffiths
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Date posted: October 01, 2011 - 10:28 pm
Message: Yet another example of AMBER Film collective being instrumental (!) in opening my mind and heart to something new....creating an environment for change, positive change. I watch a film, I meet folk from the film, I e-mail an organiser (Lucy), she rings me on a Saturday night....and I'm ready and raring to go - band practice (and admin/support chat) on Monday! .....and so my little world expands a little more again - from a look 'through the eyes/cameras/sound booms of the ONLY film collective for me..... AMBER Forever!!!! Fan-bluddy-tastic ;) x


Name: Ethan Wallace
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Date posted: October 14, 2010 - 10:09 pm
Message: I am so thrilled that this is available here. Most of my friends are in places like Boston and Detroit and did not get to see the premiere, so I am making sure they are all aware of this site.
Ethan Wallace
www.shadowsandrust.com


Name: Horst Herz
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Date posted: October 14, 2010 - 01:23 pm
Message: Great film! Same history than in my area - the ruhrarea in germany. in my hometown dortmund they build a sea - floating the steelfactory. Amy mc Donald was here to give a concert during the opening. greetings look to my film: phoenix-fliegt about the ruhrarea
infos www.filmsite.de


Name: Raphaela Bordoni
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Date posted: October 13, 2010 - 07:23 pm
Message: A really great and very interesting film with many moving moments! Well done! I can only recommend it!


Name: W.T.George
E-mail: litlpond@fast.net
Date posted: October 13, 2010 - 05:20 pm
Message: Wow, what a fantastic film. I've watched it five, six times. It always moves me. A beautiful film, that is true, meaningful, without imposing a solution or judgement. A love letter to a dysfunctional home, but one that is loved never the less.


Name: Nyree Griffiths
E-mail: nyreegriffiths@hotmail.com
Date posted: June 25, 2010 - 03:06 am
Message: Only just spotted this little gem!! LOVED it. Great idea and just beautifully put together. A real transcontinental feast of culture, suhweet sounds, rhythms and grooves. Definitely bears repeating...


Name: Bob Giddings
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Date posted: June 07, 2010 - 01:57 pm
Message: Brilliant

How do get a copy of it?

Thanks

Bob


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