Mitchell & Kenyon in Ireland DVD Family A discontented young city dwelling

A discontented young city dwelling teacher is posted to a small school in a remote Himalayan village where he must contend with the lack of amenities

booklet and five 1940's documentaries/public information shorts from the BFI archive

Childhood innocence

'The Importance Of Being Oscar' Director: Richard Curson Smith (2019)

Mitchell & Kenyon in Ireland DVD Family A discontented young city dwelling'Mitchell and Kenyon in Ireland' (1901 1902) BFI new improved restoration includes commentary read by Fiona Shaw, new musical score by Neil Brand and Gnter Buchwald, booklet featuring an essay by Vanessa Toulmin. A unique and vivid record of Ireland at the beginning of the 20th century. Contains some twenty six films made in Ireland between May 1901 and December 1902. The films include street scenes from Dublin, Wexford and Belfast, scenic routes from