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Clip from award-winning feature documentary, We Are Poets. In selected UK cinemas 2012.
‘Uplifting, moving, amusing and thoroughly enjoyable. A great film – should be mandatory viewing.’ SCREEN INTERNATIONAL
A group of six young poets journey from the red bricked backstreets of their inner-city neighbourhood in northern England to a stage in front of the White House in Washington DC, as they are chosen to represent the UK at Brave New Voices - the most prestigious poetry slam competition in the world. Cinematic, imaginative and deeply personal, We Are Poets reveals a groundbreaking portrait of modern Britain and a moving testament to the power of creativity, community and the dynamism of youth.
A film by ?Alex Ramseyer-Bache & Daniel Lucchesi
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