Project Detail

Christmas in Huddersfield

Synopsis

The remarkable story of a children’s party given by notorious punk group the Sex Pistols on Christmas Day 1977. The testimonies of those who were there, together with previously unseen footage of the Sex Pistols, reveals a largely unknown episode in the band’s history.

Details

Year
2008
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
9 mins
Format
Digi Beta
Director
Peter Spence
Producer
Peter Spence
Editor
VTR North
Director of Photography
Peter Spence
Sound
VTR North

Production Status

Production Company

Natural Cinema

Studio 1
32 Newton Garth
Leeds LS7 4JZ
UK

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