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HIGH ON HOPE SALFORD FUNDRAISER RAVE
 

Star date: 11th October 2014

HELP BRILLIANT RAVE FILM TO BE SEEN AND SCREENED

Talk Turkey Fundraiser for High On Hope
Saturday 1st November 8pm-1am
First Chop Brewing Arm, Trinity Way £5-£8

The must-see documentary High On Hope brilliantly portrays the freedom of the local warehouse/rave/acid scene of the early 90s, and the authoritarian response from police and politicians. Its creators are still trying to raise money to get the film on release and there's a fundraising party on 1st November in Salford.

Get down there and support this ace project!

Full details here...


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Some films just have to be seen, and High On Hope is one of them. First screened privately at Islington Mill two years ago, it's a quirky and hilarious documentary, using archive footage, graphics and interviews to bring back to life the time in the early 90s when the whole state – in the form of politicians, police and the media – cracked down on ordinary people for, er, dancing!

Unbelievably, the warehouse/acid house/ rave scene was viewed as one of the biggest threats to civilisation and the film highlights the ridiculous moral outrage at the time – when shops were frightened to sell large decks and speakers in fear of being shut down by the authorities, and riot police were deployed to industrial estates in Blackburn and places to break up parties.

"For a large proportion of partygoers it was much more than dancing, it was about trying to change the status quo" says documentary director Piers Sanderson "Young people with no jobs and no future began to take control of their lives, and, despite the vilification from the some quarters of the press, a sense of community and possibility began to form…"

High On Hope really is one of those films that has to be viewed but its creators are still trying to raise money to pay for the rights to use the music contained within live footage. As such, it's on hold. But High On Hope is having a Talk Turkey fundraising party at the `rave cave' First Chop Brewing Arm on Trinity Way.in Salford on November 1st

DJs on the night include Russ Marland, Johnny Abstract, Il Bosco AKA Crowhead and Mikey D.O.N. All have given their time for free and have pledged to donate items to raffle off on the night. Style of music on the night is reminiscent of the rave era and will include acid house, techno, rave, old skool, hardcore and house.

Wayne Hemingway, founder of Red or Dead, legendary `...On The Sixth Day' clothing company Identity and artist Dave Little have also donated items for the raffle.

If you haven't seen the film yet, get a taste via the trailer. And if you just fancy one of them good old days raves, this is for you.

Talk Turkey Fundraiser for High On Hope
Saturday 1st November 8pm-1am
First Chop Brewing Arm
Unit 3, Trinity Row, Trinity Way
Salford, M3 5EN

Tickets £5/£6.50/£8 – click here for further details

See the ace High On Hope trailer either on the official site www.highonhope.com
                                        Or on YouTube – click here

For more details also see the Talk Turkey High On Hope Facebook event page – click here

See also previous Salford Star preview of High On Hope - click here 

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