Movie: And Then We Heard Shouts and Cries

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    A documentary about the 1968 explosion in the residential Ronan Point tower in East London. The building had only been opened for several weeks when a gas explosion led to a partial collapse of the upper floors of the structure. It was later deemed to have been built in an unsafe fashion. Voices of those involved are heard in the film.

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    2018-05-01

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    Remembering the Ronan Point fiasco

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