Film director Ken Loach will be at Bath City Football Club nextweek presenting a screening of his controversial thriller HiddenAgenda.
The Bath City fan, who lives in the city, will be introducing thefilm at Twerton Park as part of a pre-season event in connectionwith the Bath Film Festival. Hidden Agenda follows an investigationinto the murder of an American civil rights activist in NorthernIreland by the police while he was driving in the company of aProvisional IRA sympathiser. And although it is fictional, the filmis based on some known facts.
It will be shown on Friday, July 15 in the clubhouse.
It won the jury prize at the 1990 Cannes Film Festival but onlyreceived a limited release in the UK.
After the screening Mr Loach, pictured, will host a question andanswer session.
Tickets for the event will cost Pounds 12 for adults and Pounds10 concessions and are available at bathboxoffice.org.uk, bathfilmfestival.org.uk, bathcityfc.com or by ringing 01225 463362.
Anyone joining or renewing membership of Goodfellas, the BathFilm Festival Friends scheme, will have their ticket costreimbursed.
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