Documentary Screening – ‘The Hardest Bridge’

Sunday 22 Nov 2.30. Special Screening of this inspirational Documentary.

This is an amazing story of reconciliation and Jo Berry, whose story it is. She will attend to speak about her peace work and answer any questions.

Book for free through Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2003766812476…

Overview

Catch an eye-opening doc screening and a heartfelt chat with Jo Berry about bridging divides and healing wounds of insurmountable division!

The Hardest Bridge — a special screening of the documentary, followed by a talk by Jo Berry. Join us in person for this event.

The Hardest Bridge is a new documentary sharing the unique story of Jo Berry and Pat Magee, this is the trailer and the whole film will soon be released.

It is directed by Dr Imad Karam, award-winning British-Palestinian film maker, who was brought up in Gaza city. Dr Karam made this film to bring Jo and Pat’s highly personal story of forgiveness to the world. “This film gives a profound insight into a shared journey of forgiveness and transformation which is so relevant for the divided world we live in today.

Can the wounds of war heal? Can enemies reconcile? ‘The Hardest Bridge ’ (45 mins) focuses those questions through the insights of two remarkable individuals: Jo Berry and Pat Magee. As a fighter with the Irish Republican Army, Pat Magee planted a bomb in the Grand Hotel, Brighton, which killed five people including Sir Anthony Berry MP, father of Jo Berry. Magee was arrested and imprisoned but released under the Good Friday Agreement. Jo went to meet him. Ever since they have been on a transformative journey which has taken them to situations of tension and conflict in many countries.