A cross posting from my Geography in/on Film blog. Last weekend I headed for Norwich to catch an opening weekend screening of '28 Years Later' - the third in the series of films by Danny Boyle (and others) which started with the classic '28 Days Later'. It explores Britain 28 years after the release of monkeys that have been infected with a 'Rage' virus. This turns people into 'zombies' but not the slow moving ones in the usual films.... 28 Days later (the best in my son's opinion, released in 2002) and 28 Weeks later (released in 2007). 28 years later takes place in a community living on Holy Island, which is partially protected by the causeway which is covered over at high tide. There are quite a few scenes on Holy Island and there have already been people visiting it as it was a location in the film, so this will do the tourist industry on the island some good. They have apparently launched a 'Visit if you Dare' campaign - thought I co...
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