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Jocky Wilson Kirkcaldy Man Julian Schwanitz Trailer 2011

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Channel: Jimmy Pince · 2012 · Film & Animation

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Who is Jocky Wilson ? 20 years ago every child in Kirkcaldy, a blue collar town at the Scottish coast, could answer this question. He was one of the best darts players ever, world champion in 1982 and 1989 -- a hero. In search of the myth Jocky Wilson, the film follows the forces that shape his hometown and its inhabitants. In the former industrial hotspot, former labourers are now unemployed, or had to swap the helmet for the headset in a call center.

Director/Producer: Julian Schwanitz
Camera: Julian Krubasik, Julian Schwanitz
Editor: Julian Schwanitz
Produced by: Edinburgh College of Art

Exec Producer:  Emma Davie, Edinburgh College of Art

Screening Formats: HDCam, Digi Beta

Highlights:
DokLeipzig 2011, Winner Golden Dove

If you are a festival programmer or buyer,  contact us to request to view the film here.   For private viewing request: We would love to hear from you, while we're planning the UK release of the film in 2012. Email Julian.

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