Mayor Sandra Duffy and videographer Ruairi Campbell pictured with young people who helped construct David Best’s temporary  space of healing’ Sanctuary’ in Bedford, England, to commemorate those who lost their lives during the Covid – 19 pandemic. The film premiere of Ruairi’s ‘Sanctuary’  and a photographic exhibition launch took place on Wednesday evening last in St Mary’s Youth Club, Creggan. Photo: George Sweeney. DER2308GS – 11Mayor Sandra Duffy and videographer Ruairi Campbell pictured with young people who helped construct David Best’s temporary  space of healing’ Sanctuary’ in Bedford, England, to commemorate those who lost their lives during the Covid – 19 pandemic. The film premiere of Ruairi’s ‘Sanctuary’  and a photographic exhibition launch took place on Wednesday evening last in St Mary’s Youth Club, Creggan. Photo: George Sweeney. DER2308GS – 11
Mayor Sandra Duffy and videographer Ruairi Campbell pictured with young people who helped construct David Best’s temporary space of healing’ Sanctuary’ in Bedford, England, to commemorate those who lost their lives during the Covid – 19 pandemic. The film premiere of Ruairi’s ‘Sanctuary’ and a photographic exhibition launch took place on Wednesday evening last in St Mary’s Youth Club, Creggan. Photo: George Sweeney. DER2308GS – 11

IN PICTURES: New ‘Sanctuary’ film premiered in Creggan

'Sanctuary', a new film featuring a group of young Creggan men who helped artist David Best construct a monument for those who died during the COVID-19 Pandemic premiered in Derry this week.

The film – directed by Ruairi Campbell – and photo exhibition were shown for the first time in Derry at St. Mary’s Youth Club on Wednesday.

The Féile Communities In Transition Project was funded by The Executive Office.

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