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Film bosses ready for protests over Bloody Sunday drama

Film bosses are preparing for protests over plans to film a drama about Bloody Sunday.

Film bosses ready for protests over Bloody Sunday drama

Fri, 02 Mar, 2001 - 13:00

Film bosses are preparing for protests over plans to film a drama about Bloody Sunday.

The film will cover events in Derry's Bogside area in 1972, when 13 Catholics were shot dead by army paratroopers.

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