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All Points North

Synopsis

Composed of intimate and evocative moments capturing the everyday challenges of people at work, ALL POINTS NORTH is the story of Yorkshire’s changing industrial landscapes told through its workers.
By experiencing real life through local and migrant workers, crafters, and grafters, the film will journey into the soul of the north and offer a moving look into the way economics affect ordinary people.

Details

Year
2023
Type of project
Features
Running time
90 min
Director
Glen Milner 1st Feature
Producer
Ben Hilton, Glen Milner
Editor
Ben Hilton

Categories

Documentary

Production Status

Production

Production Company

A filmworks production with support from BFI

filmworks

Ben Hilton
Urchin Studios
Unit 1 Stonemason’s House
Hackney Wick
London
E9 5HB

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