The Bloody Sunday Trust and the Rainbow Collective are delighted to announce the public release of The Day Innocence Died: Bloody Sunday and the Fight for Justice, a new film telling the full story of Bloody Sunday.
In the film, family members and activists tell the story in their own words. From the seeds of dissent sewn in the discrimination of the old Unionist regime, through the crime of Bloody Sunday itself, and beyond into the fight for justice and the eventual release of the Saville Report and the quest for prosecutions, the story is told by those most intimately affected and involved.
The Day Innocence Died: Bloody Sunday and the Fight for Justice was produced by the Rainbow Collective (To Kill a War Machine) and the Bloody Sunday Trust.
Duration:100 minutes.
First public screenings: 7.30pm 1st to 5th April, Brunswick Moviebowl.
To organise a screening please contact info@museumoffreederry.org.
