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Kernow - a film released on Cornwall's National Saint Piran's Day - 5th March
The Cornish are trying to learn what it means to have minority status in the UK, having been officially recognised as a distinct people in 2014 after years of campaigning.
By blending observational footage taken from recent events and protests with reflections on Cornwall's enigmatic history, this wry and collaborative film takes the long view on those who have always felt separate from England.
With commentary from Professor Mark Stoyle, Southampton University; Dr Merv Davey, Dr Loveday Jenkin and many other Cornish folk and folk of Cornwall.
Written and Produced by Liam Martin, Sam King and Matt Goolding
Directed and Edited by Liam Martin
Shot by Liam Martin, Sam King and John Jones
Original Music Composition by Dan Pollard and Ollie Thomas
Link to film: https://vimeo.com/321268371
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