Nick Broomfield’s Ghosts, the story of the Chinese cockle pickers who died in Morecombe, opens at Plymouth Art Centre today (to be followed soon at Exeter Picturehouse). An eye-opening account of the plight of migrant workers - and a good film to boot.
Posted by Cptn
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