Falkland Islands to Bristol: an extraordinary journey

A new short film released in 2020 to mark the SS Great Britain's 50th anniversary 'back home in Bristol'. Divers look back at the audacious rescue project that saved the world's first great ocean liner.
www.ssgreatbritain.org/50
Thank you to the National Lottery Heritage Fund and Lottery Players for supporting the SS Great Britain Trust's 50th anniversary programme.

[@grahamthebaronhesketh.]

What an amazing story. Well done to everyone involved.

[@dutchman7216]

Thank you to all who saved her and preserve her today. I truly hope I get visit her someday.

[@gaius_enceladus]

Magnificent restoration! Absolutely breathtaking! She looks *stunning!*

[@mikethomas2138]

Excellent short film, of an amazing project. I’ve visited the ship several times since it has been back in Bristol, Well done to everyone involved.

[@kevinwatt4605]

Incredible effort 👌 💪🏻

[@peterpitcher7649]

Stu your a bloomin star,well done

[@carolg8562]

Fantastic!

[@tooyoungtobeold8756]

Fantastic effort. Its a shame the RN scrapped all its battleships as one of those would be a great tourist attraction.

[@spitfireace87]

they definitely should have kept warspite

[@bushwackcreek]

They need to cover the whole with a roof/building to stop the degradation of the upper works.

[@leifjonsson775]

Rule Brittannia!

[@hpoonis2010]

Background music/noises....WHY? WHY? WHY?

[@kingduckford]

Because everyone thinks that overproduction is "good". Never enough sound effects, background music, special effects, drama, awfulness, you name it. The more the better, they reason. No matter how awful, gaudy, over the top, even if it obscures things. If they can shoe horn more garbage in "It'll be more better".

[@leifjonsson775]

Rule Brittannia!