Film Number |
5575 |
Title |
RYAN'S VIEW |
Producer |
Mary Corner, Ferdie Anderson, Allan and Margaret Sharp, Teresa and Arthur Robinson |
Date |
*1971-1974 |
Gauge |
16mm |
Colour |
colour |
Sound |
mute |
Running Time |
17 mins 25 secs |
Description |
After shots of a tree, Raymond Ryan and his wife drive their Volkswagen in Silecroft, Cumbria, and play golf. Vintage cars are on display. Raymond saws, sands and files a wooden car body at his work bench. Men help transport this, an old MG car is dismantled and this new body afixed. Raymond carves a sign for Chief Executive of Burnley, Brian Whittle. A programme advises the, "Civic Trusts Award 1972," and Raymond is included for his work on the interior of a new craft museum at Towneley Hall. Raymond tours round the museum. There are shots with his wife at home, preparing for a trip, driving at Silecroft, and a lone tree. |
|
|
|
|
Press the Back button in your browser to return to search results. To access material in the collection, note the film number(s) and make your enquiry by clicking here
Key
This title can be seen by visiting the NWFA Viewing Pods at Archives+, Manchester Central Library.
This title is available to watch online using the BFI Player (external site). Click on the BFI Player icon (if present) to see the film.
Film & Video Catalogue: Item Detail