Yes lots! Just about everone who has seen it liked it. Lots of positive messages on email, and via facebook as well as people stopping me to talk about it. However, it was only one part of a campaign – the messages in leaflets, target letters, newspaper articles are all equally or even more important. The film is just a good way of telling the story in a different medium.

Yes, it is true that other councils lost money in Iceland. But this film was made for and aimed specifically at Canterbury, where the conservative-run city council lost £6m in Iceland and the conservative-run county council lost £50m in Iceland. Pretty much record amounts! Had we been making a film to show in a different area we would have used a different message.

Yes, it is true that other councils lost money in Iceland. But this film was made for and aimed specifically at Canterbury, where the conservative-run city council lost £6m in Iceland and the conservative-run county council lost £50m in Iceland. Had we been making a film to show in a different area we would have used a different message.

Yes, it is true that other councils lost money in Icelamd. But this film was made for and aimed speifically at Canterbury, where the conservative-run city council lost £6m in Iceland and the conservative-run county council lost £50m in Iceland. Had we been making a film to show in a different area we would have used a different message.

I suppose that may be effective as a weapon to attack your local council with, but on the other hand we know that councils of all political complexions had money invested in Iceland. I know my local (Lib Dem) council did.