Millenium Plain, Forum, Peter Mancroft, market, Norwich, Guildhall.
Photo by Simon Finlay
Heritage films of East Anglia to be shown in Norwich
Friday, September 7, 2012
9:54 AM
A series of films will bring the archive alive on Sunday as part of this Norwich’s Heritage Open Days line-up.
Norwich HEART’s Digital Heritage Project will be screening short films between 10am and 4pm at Fusion at the Forum.
They include Bon Voyage, a compilation of films of East Anglia and Upper Normandy dating from the 1920s to the 1960s, and Our Sporting Lives, a nostalgic look at some of the sporting events in East Anglia caught on camera between 1908 and 1968.
My Generation focuses on the post-war evolution of teenagers and the youth subcultures that emerged, from the Teddy Boys to the Punks, including footage of Mods v Rockers clashes in Norfolk seaside resorts.
The latter two films have been produced as part of HEART’s Reel Heritage initiative to use archive film in education.
See www.heritagecity.org
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