Y Sŵn at Brynamman Public Hall Cinema
Y Sŵn
Margaret Thatcher swept to power in 1979 with a manifesto that promised to establish a Welsh language television channel. Months into her premiership, she reneged on her promise and sparked protests in Wales. Against a backdrop of civil disobedience, the iconic politician Gwynfor Evans vows to starve to death unless the government changes its mind. One of the most colourful chapters of modern Welsh history told in an imaginative and unique style.
Film Audio Language: Welsh
Subtitled Screenings will display English captions on screen
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Film Audio Language: Welsh
Subtitled Screenings will display English captions on screen
Margaret Thatcher swept to power in 1979 with a manifesto that promised to establish a Welsh language television channel. Months into her premiership, she reneged on her promise and sparked protests in Wales. Against a backdrop of civil disobedience, the iconic politician Gwynfor Evans vows to starve to death unless the government changes its mind. One of the most colourful chapters of modern Welsh history told in an imaginative and unique style.
Film Audio Language: Welsh
Subtitled Screenings will display English captions on screen
Film Audio Language: Welsh
Subtitled Screenings will display English captions on screen
Y Sŵn
Margaret Thatcher swept to power in 1979 with a manifesto that promised to establish a Welsh language television channel. Months into her premiership, she reneged on her promise and sparked protests in Wales. Against a backdrop of civil disobedience, the iconic politician Gwynfor Evans vows to starve to death unless the government changes its mind. One of the most colourful chapters of modern Welsh history told in an imaginative and unique style.
Film Audio Language: Welsh
Subtitled Screenings will display English captions on screen
