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rayavision
rayavision's first DVD
release now available! featuring the first six films in the rayavision
canon.
more on this, with
pictures and online ordering (kinda) coming soon, but in the meantime
please contact us for
details of how to get hold of the rayavision DVD for £5
all-inclusive for UK residents or for a small postage extra, overseas
friends.
some reviews of the films;
"Liked the film. Enjoyed how it tells it how it is. Don't know if
you intended to foreground black people, but i noticed this and felt it
was of value. I mean, black people don't always have a platform
available to talk about racism and as
we all know, it ain't quite the same if white people do all the
talking. Also thought it was significant that you drew attention to the
importance of working class (and union) resistance. Aditionally,
though, it may seem obvious but is often dangerously omitted or
assumed, you pointed to the fact that the overwhelming majority of
people oppose racism. You also left things on a positive note -
essential when capitalism
continues to promote ideas of the inevitability and natural order of
discrimination."
-- Linda Spence
“Its great, very well put together, and the music is good. The
way that it cuts through the whole event is very good, and i think that
you get a feel of really being there from watching it. Very well edited
also. Congratulations to you and lud, you both have done really well, i
cant wait to see what you come up with from b&emm school.”
-- Samantha Gordon // FBU // B&EMM national committee
vice chair
"An all-too-short film that captures the sights and sounds of last
October's 350,000-strong demonstration against a future war with Iraq.
With equal doses of passion and frustration, a range of ordinary and
extraordinary folk articulate their specific reasons for opposing any
future conflict. In a world where so many are voiceless, this film
allows people to speak for themselves. Raya have done an
excellent job in capturing the heterogeneity of the different strands
of
the public who oppose military action against the war."
-- Dr Stuart Borthwick // Lecturer in Media and Cultural
Studies // Liverpool John Moores University
If you would like to commission RAYAVISION to produce a film or you
know someone or an organisation that would please don't hesitate to get
in touch - <rayavision@raya.org.uk>
Please contact recordings@raya.org.uk
for further details on how to order by post.
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