See You at the Pillar, Oscar-Nominated Short | British Pathé

THE EMERALD ISLE - IRELAND MONTH ON BRITISH PATHÉ (APRIL 2016): Special Report: See You at the Pillar, Oscar-Nominated Short.
British Pathé's Academy Award-nominated documentary short from 1967 is a wonderful travelogue to the Irish capital, Dublin.
Music:
Achaidh Cheide Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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(Film ID 3007.12)
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[@bemo4533]

Fascinating to see the streets I walk everyday in this video. Some haven't changed at all, and some are vastly different. What a wonderful short

[@britishpathe]

+Livid Wolf Glad you liked it!

[@ericmoroney3895]

Wonderful. Brings back so many memories.

[@siegfriedvaniseghem7188]

Nice to see, a very beautiful picture with nice souvenirs

[@sandrascully3562]

A lovely cultural Video of Dublin & it's people thank you for sharing much appreciated

[@max__pain]

Seeing the past in colour rather than black and white is great. You see more clearly how little some things have changed.

[@Rookiewill]

I walk through Dublin nearly every day and its amazing to see how the city looked back then :)

[@melcoo4727]

I love this colour footage, it's fantastic, it doesn't look like many of the iconic streets have changed much. Lovely to see the boats on the Quays been unloaded, I think that part of town has changed so much now though.

[@Mollexi]

The background music is really beautiful 😃❤️

[@slantyrock]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="97">1:37</a> "Noooo, what happened to the pillar then?" "A detail not worthy of examination or discussion" LOL. Jokes aside, I found this video extremely profound. As a kid In the early 1990's can remember walking the streets of Dublin with my mother on a weekend, This video gave a glimpse of what is was like when my parents were young. Awesome stuff. Also, ever notice how aul lads these days still dress the same as aul lads them days?

[@bellamaria624]

beautiful

[@locouk]

The unreasonable man quote is excellent, I'd try and remember it but will no doubt forget it within the hour. :)

[@VitoBertaudeau]

gracias y compartido

[@davidhetherington5617]

Have you any videos re Stranraer or Wallasey or Birkenhead docks?

[@meditation762]

I'd love to see one on Greece :-) x

[@82abhilash]

I wish the soundtrack was available. It is beautiful.

[@britishpathe]

+Abhilash Nambiar Yes, it's nice isn't it!

[@82abhilash]

I tried. No such luck.

[@horrorationeilsen7332]

Sounds like Anthony Quayle narrating.

[@t.p.mckenna]

... and Norman Rodway his oppo. Norman who became one of the RSC's greatest talents was a native Dubliner.

[@tristanschembri8588]

Do one about Malta and other Commonwealth countries

[@johnnygorta]

Tristan Schembri it's not a commonwealth country

[@Kazzzo]

Why was this nominated for an Oscar?

[@CyrilViXP]

Conservative as hell

[@dhdeirdrehoran1]

+Cyril ViXP Not today.!

[@max__pain]

+Cyril ViXP Yeah, it was terrible. Now we can be enriched by men dressed as women and foreigners who come to get free stuff.

[@CyrilViXP]

+Craig M why are those men bothering you? It's their lives

[@horrorationeilsen7332]

No Diversity then!!

[@shelleleven]

Or Modern Brutal, destructive “Architecture”. Emergency Flats for or influx.