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Greenisland Rock

1982, English. Directed by Roy Spence.

What has the youth of Greenisland turning Ted?

Meet the people reliving the 1950s in the outskirts of 1980s Belfast. This Spence Brothers documentary gives an enjoyable glimpse into a family reviving the Teddy boy culture in 1980’s Northern Ireland. Follow John ‘the Ted’ as he shows you where to get the records, clothes and learn the essential moves, all in the outskirts of Belfast. Then meet the other committed members of Greenisland’s Junior Rock ‘n’ Roll society dedicated to this bygone era.

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Released
1 January 1982
Country
Northern Ireland

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Greenisland Rock runs 22 minutes (0h 22m).

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Greenisland Rock (1982) was directed by Roy Spence.

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