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Lost Lives

Tribute: Claiming Freedom
Directors:Michael Hewitt & Dermot Lavery Country:United Kingdom Year: 2019 Duration: 93'
Directors:Michael Hewitt & Dermot Lavery Country:United Kingdom Year: 2019 Duration: 93'
Directors:Michael Hewitt & Dermot Lavery Country:United Kingdom Year: 2019 Duration: 93'
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Directors:Michael Hewitt & Dermot Lavery Country:United Kingdom Year: 2019 Duration: 93'
Lost Lives

Tribute: Claiming Freedom
Directors:Michael Hewitt & Dermot Lavery Country:United Kingdom Year: 2019 Duration: 93'
Lost Lives

Tribute: Claiming Freedom
Directors:Michael Hewitt & Dermot Lavery Country:United Kingdom Year: 2019 Duration: 93'
Lost Lives

Tribute: Claiming Freedom
Directors:Michael Hewitt & Dermot Lavery Country:United Kingdom Year: 2019 Duration: 93'

Lost Lives

Lost Lives is a cinematic film inspired by the book of the same name that, uniquely, records the circumstances of every single death in a conflict – the Northern Irish ‘Troubles.’ There are over 3700 entries in the book. Over 3700 lost lives. The film is a reminder of what happens when we settle difference through violence. A reminder that war is hell.

SCREENINGS: 03.07 KALAMATA 23:00 / 12.07 PATRAS 21:00 / 23.07 KSYLOKASTRO 23:00

Credits:
- PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY
  Dermot Lavery and Michael Hewitt
- DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
  Mark Garrett
- EDITED BY
  David Gray and Andrew Tohill
- ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK COMPOSED BY
  Mark Gordon, Neil Martin, Richard Hill and Charlie Graham
- MUSIC PERFORMED BY
  The Ulster Orchestra and Codetta Choir
- SOUND DESIGN AND DUBBING MIXER
  Paul Maynes
- ASSOCIATE PRODUCER
  Gary Greenberg
- EXECUTIVE PRODUCER FOR NORTHERN IRELAND SCREEN
  Andrew Reid
- EXECUTIVE PRODUCER FOR BBC NORTHERN IRELAND
  Paul McGuigan
- SPECIAL THANKS TO
  Peter Johnston and Richard Williams
- CONSULTANTS
  David McKittrick, Seamus Kelters, Brian Feeney, Chris Thornton and David McVea