Mind The Gap DVD by mail order

[TonyGosling]

If anyone wants to buy mail order copies of the 7/7 documentary 'Mind the Gap' you can do so or direct people here.

http://www.cultureshop.org/details.php?code=MTG

There is another film too which is also invisible for the time being
you can reach it here

http://www.cultureshop.org/details.php?code=HITW


Tony Gosling
www.cultureshop.org
0117 942 7813

[ian neal]

I can't believe no one has posted up a link to this video and started commenting on it yet.

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=2627422049658027269&q=%22min d+the+gap%22

Fantastic job Adrian, David and everyone involved

[HERA]

Mind the Gap . Could do better.
Too much time spent on mythical " four suicide bomber"/MI5/terror links." Not enough on pulling the official version apart.

[ian neal]

Well as with 9/11 DVDs hopefully more will be made that presents the evidence in different ways and offers people the choice of viewpoints. This way people are free to pick up on the presentation they are most comfortable promoting

As a first edit, produced as it was on a shoestring, I reckon it's pretty damned good, not perfect by any means, but pretty damned good

[Kier]

The film is a good length, long enough to get a lot of information in but not too long that the attention of the viewer could wane...at present, any film which attempted to solely concentrate on deconstructing the official account would have people sitting there for hours, since there are so many flaws in it that needs addressing. I'm not sure how I would decide which was a relevant detail and which wasn't, so like the makers of this film, I think I'd have to decide on a certain angle rather than presenting an array of confusing information.

The important thing to bear in mind with this film, is that regardless of how each of us might feel about the content and the particular way it was presented, people who may know nothing about this issue are going to watch it and I think it will do a lot to raise suspicions in their minds and hopefully lead them onto further research by coming to forums like this one and 7/7 sites, and like Ian Neal says, hopefully by watching all the other future 7/7 films that I think this one sets an admirable standard for.

Mind the Gap has also been mentioned on this forum here and here.