From the Culch

The film is made from the offcuts of a lost 1978 BBC documentary about the Truro oyster fishery. After the film was broadcast a can of randomly assembled 16mm film was given to Dennis Laity, crewman on the George Glasson, as a memory of his late brother Paul, who passed away not long after shooting wrapped. The film is made from the offcuts of a lost 1978 BBC documentary about the Truro oyster fishery. After the film was broadcast a can of randomly assembled 16mm film was given to Dennis Laity, crewman on the George Glasson, as a memory of his late brother Paul, who passed away not long after shooting wrapped. The film is made from the offcuts of a lost 1978 BBC documentary about the Truro oyster fishery. After the film was broadcast a can of randomly assembled 16mm film was given to Dennis Laity, crewman on the George Glasson, as a memory of his late brother Paul, who passed away not long after shooting wrapped. The film is made from the offcuts of a lost 1978 BBC documentary about the Truro oyster fishery. After the film was broadcast a can of randomly assembled 16mm film was given to Dennis Laity, crewman on the George Glasson, as a memory of his late brother Paul, who passed away not long after shooting wrapped.