last push, anyone wanting to come to the film prem this THURSDAY at the LOWRY THEATRE in SALFORD (Lancs) then please e-mail sarah.shaw@asha-media.com ASAP its free but you need to be on the guest list, starts 7.30pm

thanks for the words of support this week.... nearly there, been 8 months on this forum.

will there be a way of actually watching the film online if you cant get to the screening?

Originally Posted by Suedehead

will there be a way of actually watching the film online if you cant get to the screening?

screenings will take place all over the country and then it will be online.

They've survived bombs, guns and war zones all for the UK, so why do we seem to hate them?
Say 'hello' to your local heroes and stop discriminating against soldiers.


Salford film maker Mark Ashmore wants you to ask yourself the question with his latest film 'Broken Britain'.

“We enjoy wealth and freedoms in this country because of the remarkable work and sacrifices of these guys. They go out, get shot at and blown up and when they come home can't even go for a drink.

“Our troops are people with lives and families, you don't have to support the war to respect some one who has seen and done things you can never even imagine, in your name.

“It's not about whether or not you support the war, its about being honest, looking at our lives and acknowledging the local heroes in our own communities who have made our luxuries possible.

“it is basic discrimination, being banned from a place because of the job you do, if a premises banned someone because of the religion they were, or what race they were then there would be a backlash, but its the same, its discrimination.

“you don't have to support the war to support a soldier.

Mark Ashmore, from Salford, will premier his second short film Broken Britain, at The Lowry, Salford Quays, on Thursday March 19, from 7.30pm, and has already started work on his first feature length production to follow on form this titled Big Boys Don't Send Postcards.

“Hopefully, if we can secure the funding, this will be my first feature film which would be a fantastic achievement.

“There are a lot of talented filmmakers out there at the moment so I’m very proud just to have got this far. But who knows in the future. Danny Boyle must have started somewhere, so if I can keep trying to make quality films then anything is possible.

Help for Heroes will be at the premier and members of the Royal Military Police will run a collection during the screening.

"Art must scream for those who cannot"

For more information on Broken Britain, or for tickets to the premier, please e-mail sarah.shaw@asha-media.com or have a look at www.yourstate.co.uk

ENDS

Originally Posted by Suedehead

will there be a way of actually watching the film online if you cant get to the screening?

screenings will take place all over the country and then it will be online.

where do you live mate, we'll get a screening near you if you can help get an audience, we'll have a beer

Originally Posted by Suedehead

will there be a way of actually watching the film online if you cant get to the screening?

screenings will take place all over the country and then it will be online.

where do you live mate, we'll get a screening near you if you can help get an audience, we'll have a beer

Originally Posted by Suedehead

will there be a way of actually watching the film online if you cant get to the screening?

screenings will take place all over the country and then it will be online.

where do you live mate, we'll get a screening near you if you can help get an audience, we'll have a beer

heres the press release, if anyone knows anyone in the media, could you help push the cause.

They've survived bombs, guns and war zones all for the UK, so why do we seem to hate them?
Say 'hello' to your local heroes and stop discriminating against soldiers.


Salford film maker Mark Ashmore wants you to ask yourself the question with his latest film 'Broken Britain'.

“We enjoy wealth and freedoms in this country because of the remarkable work and sacrifices of these guys. They go out, get shot at and blown up and when they come home can't even go for a drink.

“Our troops are people with lives and families, you don't have to support the war to respect some one who has seen and done things you can never even imagine, in your name.

“It's not about whether or not you support the war, its about being honest, looking at our lives and acknowledging the local heroes in our own communities who have made our luxuries possible.

“it is basic discrimination, being banned from a place because of the job you do, if a premises banned someone because of the religion they were, or what race they were then there would be a backlash, but its the same, its discrimination.

“you don't have to support the war to support a soldier.

Mark Ashmore, from Salford, will premier his second short film Broken Britain, at The Lowry, Salford Quays, on Thursday March 19, from 7.30pm, and has already started work on his first feature length production to follow on form this titled Big Boys Don't Send Postcards.

“Hopefully, if we can secure the funding, this will be my first feature film which would be a fantastic achievement.

“There are a lot of talented filmmakers out there at the moment so I’m very proud just to have got this far. But who knows in the future. Danny Boyle must have started somewhere, so if I can keep trying to make quality films then anything is possible.

Help for Heroes will be at the premier and members of the Royal Military Police will run a collection during the screening.

"Art must scream for those who cannot"

For more information on Broken Britain, or for tickets to the premier, please e-mail sarah.shaw@asha-media.com or have a look at www.yourstate.co.uk

ENDS

my new website is up and running www.asha-media.com from here you can follow all the broken britain stuff, you can also see a HD clip of the ilm online here on bliptv which is better than youtube!!!

doing festival screenings all over the UK this summer so will keep you posted, also want to show it around yours, so get in touch and we can arrange something

http://blip.tv/file/1892519/

The film will be showing again in Manchester on April the 8th, join my facebook group and it will keep you posted of when and where it will be screened, i was on bbc radio Manchester with ex Para trooper Barry Phillips talking aboutt he issues in the film, and i will post the audio on my web site soon, I have also been asked to go on BBC Derby next monday (6th) to talk about the film and the issues in it, is there anything you would like me to SAY on your behalf.

also I have started work on a feature film, around the topics raised on this forum,is that a good idea, would you support me?

Hi forum, thanks for the posts with regards the feature film project, i will get back to you all in due course, i am having a wee break (not litrally, but a small amount of time away

i have just checked my wall on my film group and it seems to have been overrun by two supporters who would have not looked out of place at the luton march..... they seem to be stering up trouble.

please have a look and advise me what i should do? kick em off the board, or let them be? i am finding it somewhat offensive.

http://www.facebook.com/wall.php?id=127660520532