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A Slice of the Bone
This video illustrates the socio-economic history of Marrowbone in Northern Ireland, with emphasis on the unemployed, housing conditions and lack of facilities, particularly for youth. The film gives the community of Marrowbone an opportunity to express their views. The programme lasts for 14 minutes and 26 seconds.
 
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Creators: Director - McCambridge, Malachy
Author - McCambridge, Malachy
Production Personnel - McCambridge, Malachy
Editor - Hagan, Dean
Subject: Community & Local Groups, Youth
 Community Development
Contributors: Northern Visions - Funder/Sponsor
Commedia Millennium Awards - Funder/Sponsor
Community Media Association - Funder/Sponsor
Millennium Commission - Funder/Sponsor
Date created: 12 / 03 / 2002
Language: English
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Northern Ireland
Rights: Community Media Association has non exclusive rights for the use of the work in The Showcase, but the overall copyright rests with Malachy McCambridge. Copyright Malachy McCambridge
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