Buckland mill film
- 1 March 2012 10:15156763courtesy of ddc website
Dover Arts Development presents the first public preview of WATERMARK
Dover Arts Development (DAD) is proud to present " WATERMARK", the 90-minute feature documentry about Buckland Paper Mill told through the stories of the men and women who worked there. Also in the film is as yet unseen footage of a normal working day in the Mill shot by the late Colin Pritchard, and photographs collected in March 2010 at the story shop opened by Dover Arts Development in Bench Street to record and collect stories and memorabilia about Buckland Paper Mill. Places are FREE but must be reserved at the Visitor Information Centre, Biggin Street, Dover CT16 1DL. Tele: 01304 205108 Preview starts at 11 am at Dover Town Hall as part of the Dover Film Festival ( please note ticket prices apply for the 2012 Film Festival ) For further information please contact DAD on Tel: 01304 207982 Email: info@dadonline.eu - 1 March 2012 12:29156782Very interesting one Howard. Great to see our late forumite star Colin Pritchard mentioned there and being appreciated as his work was very valuable. We will all always miss Colin's input on here..as we do with the other guys now gone.
By the way...I might be missing it but the date of the event isnt there Howard.email: dover7@msn.com - Terry Nunn
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1 March 2012 12:53156792It's 11am on Tuesday 6th March Paul. It will be shown in the Connaught Hall not the Stone Hall as mentioned in the press. The DVD will be available to buy for £15 from the DAD stand in the Stone Hall.
The 1961 Ray Warner film and Mike's 2011 Dover film are both being shown at 3pm and 7.30pm on the 5th and 6th.
TerryQuis custodiet ipsos custodes? - 1 March 2012 12:57156794thanks for info terry.
- Terry Nunn
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2 March 2012 21:02157132I'm sitting at home and pre-viewing the DAD film "Watermark" It is brilliant. It's great to see Colin Pritchard taking part as well as a huge number of former workers reminiscing. I'm not sure how many tickets are left but if there are any you ought to grab one.
If you can't get one then the DVD is on sale at the Town Hall on Tuesday.
TerryQuis custodiet ipsos custodes? - 9 May 2012 19:37171270caught a bit on local news earlier with ex workers reminiscing about their time at the mill.
the general concensus was that the pay was good, the work hard and sometimes boring but with a great social side.
the late colin met his wife to be anne when they were both working there.
- Brian Dixon
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9 May 2012 21:58171319the woman in the third picture down looks like dame edna everage.
- 10 May 2012 09:30171364wasn't a flattering photo brian.
- 10 May 2012 10:43171376In the second photo that man has fallen asleep on the job! No wonder the mill closed!!
- 10 May 2012 10:51171377No, no Mark. He was doing very well...he was on a roll!
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