Dancing on Narrow Ground: Youth & Dance in Ulster Trailer

Dancing on Narrow Ground: Youth & Dance in Ulster Trailer (1995)

"The old is dead the new does not manage to see the light of day..." 01 January 1995 Factual 59 mins

Director Des Bell documents 2 groups of Northern Irish youths from either side of the "divide" in the mid-90's, each dealing with their own struggles but with a shared love of dance music and going to Kellys at the weekend.

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