JOHN BARNES - John Barnes and Andrea Barnes, Thursday 16th February 2012 at the relaunch of Peckforton Castle after a fire caused extensive damage to the building.
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One Night In Turin Review
By Rich Cline
Very Good
These filmmakers may be guilty of being fanatical about football but, for a narrative documentary, this is a remarkably entertaining film even for non-fans. And it does manage to evoke the passion for the beautiful game.
The movie's thesis is that the 1990 World Cup semi-final in Turin, between England and West Germany, was a pivotal moment in English football history. And they really work to make their case, starting with the economic and political chaos in Britain at the time, along with national outrage over England manager Bobby Robson, fuelled by vicious tabloid headlines. People were still feeling bruised by Maradona's Hand of God (in the 1986 World Cup quarter-final), and no one trusted the new hothead star Paul Gascoigne.
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One Night in Turin Movie Review
These filmmakers may be guilty of being fanatical about football but, for a narrative documentary,...
