film that I really felt was an incredibly enjoyable 90 minutes in the cinema and so I really wanted to that. Making a documentary sounds in theory comparatively simple - interview a few people, get some archive footage, should only take 18 months/2 years. It's actually taken a long time to get this going hasn't it? John : To this point today it's probably three years since we started. Kevin : Not three years solidly though. About 18 months solidly but it's 3 years of off and on, developing it and then John had the money at one stage and then it fell through and then it came back, so it's a long process but actually making something for the cinema adds a whole other level of complexity that you don't have on a normal documentary, just making something last for 90 mins and getting everything onto film and doing a kind of sound mix up to a theatrical standard is a whole different ball game. Technically speaking it was a big undertaking for the amount of money that there was. John : Ultimately we spent a million pounds. Arthur Cohn (co-producer, mentor and backer) actually warned me about this fairly early on. With a subject like this you don't know what it's going to cost to make until you've made it, because on a number of occasions people appeared out of the woodwork or people were persuaded to let us interview them, who for months and months and months