Postcards from the 48% (2018)

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A film made by and featuring those who voted Remain in the UK's EU Referendum vote, the 48%, to show the other 27 EU Member States that it was far from a landslide victory and just why we are fighting to stay part of the EU.

Director:

David Wilkinson

Writers:

Emlyn Price, David Wilkinson

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Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Patrick Stewart	...	Self
	Miriam Margolyes	...	Self
	Bob Geldof	...	Self
	Ian McEwan	...	Self
	Joan Bakewell	...	Self
	David Wilkinson	...	Self
	Piotr Szkopiak	...	Self
	Rachel Johnson	...	Self
	Bonnie Greer	...	Self
	Alastair Campbell	...	Self
	Nick Clegg	...	Self
	Peter Tatchell	...	Self
	Helena Kennedy	...	Self
	Sean A Murray	...	Self
	Michael Jenkins	...	Self
	Vince Cable	...	Self
	A.C. Grayling	...	Self
	Femi Oluwole	...	Self
	Lesley Riddoch	...	Self
	Jonathan Freedland	...	Self
	Drew Galdron	...	Faux BoJo
	Mark Constantine	...	Self
	Raymond McCord	...	Self
	Mike Galsworthy	...	Self
	Rachel Clarke	...	Self (as Rachael Clarke)
	Henry Porter	...	Self
	Ruth Cadbury	...	Self
	Madeleina Kay	...	Self
	Ken	...	Self
	Will Hutton	...	Self
	Steve Bray	...	Self
	Diane Datson	...	Self
	Ian Miles	...	Self
	Becky	...	Self
	Pasty Turner	...	Self (as Patsy Turner)
	Peter French	...	Self
	Adrian Low	...	Self
	Peter	...	Self
	Bettina Schoenberger	...	Self
	Simon Allison	...	Self
	Zoe	...	Self
	Candice Atterton	...	Self
	Peter James Cook	...	Self
	Mary	...	Self
	Christopher	...	Self
	Tony	...	Self
	Hugo	...	Self
	Stephen	...	Self
	Ling	...	Self
	Christian	...	Self
	Daniel	...	Self
	Andrew Cook	...	Self
	Laura	...	Self
	Roy	...	Self
	Paul Cartwright	...	Self
	Liselotte Marshall	...	Self
	Kevin McMahon	...	Self
	Klaus	...	Self
	Sue Wilson	...	Self
	Mark Durkan	...	Self
	Jon Danzig	...	Self
	Matt Kelly	...	Self
	Nina de Ayala Parker	...	Self
	Oliver Marshall	...	Self
	Gethin Richard Parry Jones	...	Self
	Patience Wheatcroft	...	Self
	Catherine Bearder	...	Self
	Debbie	...	Self
	Felix Milbank	...	Self
	Hilary Benn	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Kenneth Clarke	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	David Davis	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Michael Gove	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Michael Heseltine	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
	Theresa May	...	Self (uncredited) (archiveFootage)

Directed by

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David Wilkinson

Written by

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Emlyn Price	...	()

David Wilkinson	...	()

Produced by

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Elisar Cabrera	...	associate producer
Bill Lawrence	...	executive producer
Aziz McMahon
Don McVey	...	executive producer
K.T. Parker	...	associate producer
Ben Richards	...	executive producer
David Wilkinson	...	producer

Music by

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Christopher Barnett

Cinematography by

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Don McVey

Editing by

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Michael Bradsell
Jon Walker

Editorial Department

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Vicky Tolidou	...	assistant editor
Jon Walker	...	colorist / post production supervisior

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Oliver Roberts	...	first assistant director
Paul Vernon	...	first assistant director

Sound Department

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Mark Bailey	...	track assembler
Robin Boros	...	boom operator
Jack Bowman	...	sound
Lewis Clark	...	sound recordist
Emanuele Correani	...	sound recordist
Tudor Davies	...	Post Production Sound
Brian Gray	...	sound recordist
Ian Powell	...	sound recordist
Rory Smith	...	sound recordist
David Sohanpal	...	sound recordist

Camera and Electrical Department

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Nick Blair	...	camera operator
Anthony Brown	...	camera operator
Will Carne	...	camera operator
Andrei Croitor	...	first assistant camera
Matthew Dove	...	camera operator
George Featherby	...	camera operator
Neill Francis	...	camera operator: 2nd Unit Camera
Neil Garrett	...	camera operator
Kevin Glynn	...	camera operator

Music Department

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Alice Atkinson	...	music supervisor
Nicola T. Chang	...	music assistant (as Nicola Chang)
Joni Amelia Fuller	...	strings
Chantelle Woodnutt	...	music supervisor

Additional Crew

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Zoe Forrester	...	production assistant
Gillie Lawrence	...	assistant to the producer
Zozo Luna	...	production assistant
Eoin O'Toole	...	production assistant
Alida Pantone	...	production assistant
Vicky Tolidou	...	production assistant

Thanks

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Miriam Allen	...	special thanks
Ray Ashcroft	...	special thanks
Rebecca Ashton	...	special thanks
Stephanie Boyd	...	special thanks
Andy Bull	...	special thanks
Samantha De Salis	...	special thanks
Arthur Duffy	...	special thanks
Audrey Eager	...	special thanks
Sean Gainford	...	special thanks
James Gavigan	...	special thanks
Mark Geagan	...	special thanks
Lucia Helenka	...	special thanks
Philip Jansseune	...	special thanks
Chris Jones	...	special thanks
Paula Kelly	...	special thanks
Gemma Knowles	...	special thanks
Richard Kurti	...	special thanks
Patrick Lohlein	...	special thanks
Robin Lough	...	special thanks
Charlie MacBride	...	special thanks
Paul Madigan	...	special thanks
Andrew Mahoney	...	special thanks
Ruth S. Mayorcas	...	special thanks
Charlie McBride	...	special thanks
Sam McRory	...	special thanks
Eibhlin Ni Mhunghaile	...	special thanks
Colette Mounsey	...	special thanks
Liz Neville	...	special thanks
Lewis North	...	special thanks
Ciaran O'Hare	...	special thanks
Julien Plante	...	special thanks
Richard Porritt	...	special thanks
Willheim Ratuszynski	...	special thanks
Philip Richmond	...	special thanks
Amy Roberts	...	special thanks
Axel Scheffler	...	special thanks
Hugh Stoddart	...	special thanks
Pip Wilkinson	...	special thanks
Colin Wilson	...	special thanks
Denise Wordsworth	...	special thanks

Production Companies

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Distributors

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Guerilla Films (2018) (Ireland) (theatrical)
Guerilla Films (2018) (United Kingdom)
Histoire (2019) (France) (tv)
London Live (2019) (United Kingdom) (tv)
Mola TV (2024) (Indonesia) (tv)
Vodafone (2024) (Greece) (tv)

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Other Companies

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Archant Publishing (thanks)
Bath for Europe (special thanks)
Bristol for Europe (special thanks)
Canterbury for Europe (special thanks)
Central Hall Westminster (thanks)
Coordination Hub Network (special thanks)
Hotel Meyrick (special thanks)
Leeds for Europe (special thanks)

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Plot Keywords	british-politics politics digit-in-title 2010s brexit See All (7) »
Genres	Documentary
Parents Guide	Add content advisory for parents »
Certification	Ireland:PG United Kingdom:PG

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Runtime	110 min
Official Sites	Official website
Country	United Kingdom
Language	English
Color	Color
Filming Locations	Supreme Court, Westminster, London, England, UK See more »

Did You Know?

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Trivia	The film had an unfinished test screening at the EU Parliament in Brussels on 10th April 2018, the 20th Anniversary of the signing of The Good Friday Agreement. The film had its world premiere at the Edinburgh International Film Festival on 23rd June 2018 - the second anniversary of the UK's EU referendum vote. See more »
Soundtracks	Ode To Joy See more »

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