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Saturday 28 September 2024

Who Killed Lawrence Of Arabia Documentary Big Screen Tour Visits Brighton For One Off University Of Sussex Screening

The UK production of Who Killed Lawrence of Arabia?, written and directed by Mark J.T. Griffin, is gaining momentum and the feature length documentary will have a special screening at the University of Sussex, on Friday 15th November at 5pm. 

The Brighton screening will be hosted by Feras Alkabani from the the University who as a TE Lawrence expert contributed to the documentary.

Ahead of the special event the documentary will receive ten screenings across the UK from 1st November

The documentary provides an in-depth investigation into the motorcycle crash which ended the life of T.E. Lawrence aka Lawrence of Arabia

Uncovering compelling evidence it proves Lawrence's crash was no accident but an assassination.

Expert input is provided by historians and investigators and the documentary is narrated by Russell Biles.

To support the story it includes drama footage from Lawrence: After Arabia a full-length feature film, shot in Dorset, which was released in October 2021. 

The film starred Hugh Fraser, Michael Maloney, Nicole Cox with the voice of Brian Cox and Tom Barber Duffy. 

The documentary investigates Lawrence's fatal crash, his death and the aftermath. Through investigation and document examination it reveals a plethora of evidence for an assassination but none for an accident – challenging the official story. 

Tickets are available at www.lawrenceafterarabia.co.uk/events

by: Mike Cobley




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