A self shooting observational documentary producer/director making engaging, thought-provoking films about real people, often filming over extended timeframes.

Warriors : Tweets

Duration
60’
My Role
Filmed
Directed
Exec Producer
Ewan Angus
Production Company
Saltire Film and TV Productions
Channel
BBC One Scotland
Transmission Date
10.35pm, 5th April 2012
Year
2012
Format
HDCam

A selection of tweets:

  • Lynsey1991 @Lynsey1991 Loved Revisiting the Boys of Ballikinrain. Bradley, the narrator, was an inspiration. Magnificent TV.

  • harbourhussy @harbourhussy Just watched a tv programme catching up with boys in the care system from Scotland in Ballikinrain. I want to help these young guys so much!

  • tasha912010 @tasha912010 Watching revisiting the boys of ballikinrain nice to see at least 1 lad has changed his life

  • hampson_d @hampson_d Bradley very inspiring young man on BBC "Warriors". Hope for our disenfranchised youth.

  • ciaransummers11 @ciaransummers11 Programme about the boys of ballikinrain onbbc1 is so sad! Such a shame for some of these people.

  • KIrstyGraham18 @KIrstyGraham18 Watching warriors: revisiting the boys of ballikinrain… Very very interesting

  • michaelladr @michaelladr I hate when people refer to everyone on warriors the bbcs programme as "chavs" and "neds".

  • LauraWeir21 @LauraWeir21 As a care leaver myself and a young mm what you said on tonight show made the penny drop for me :) thank you #warriors

  • AineAislingMam @AineAislingMam That'll never catch on. Expectation will be raised when it'll be the same old chemical cosh therapy

  • CatrionaGrant @CatrionaGrant Healing and Recovery Service, a new way of thinking

  • LauraWeir21 @LauraWeir21 Also I think large institutes "care homes" aren't effective, kids need nurtured in a homely environment where staff can give children the care they need, I have thought a lot about this.

  • Kate_Wilson70 @Kate_Wilson70 I think antenatal classes need to be less about breathing and more about attachment and child development.