Credits
Credits and sources
The photographs on this site are of Port Talbot and Aberavon, by the photographers below, used under their licences. None of them is a still from the film.
Photography
Each photograph was downloaded from Wikimedia Commons and is served from this site. Changes: every image has been resized, cropped to fit its frame and given a light colour grade (lower saturation, slightly raised contrast). Some are shown in a red and black duotone, and the blast furnace photograph is used as the background of the key art on the film page. Images under CC BY-SA remain available under the same licence.
Official material
The film’s poster and stills belong to their rights holders and are not used on this site. The key art on the film page was made for this site from type and a public-domain photograph. It is not the film’s poster.
Sources
Facts
- British Council Films and Festivals: full credits, including executive producers
- Film Hub Wales: running time, certificate, formats, distributor
- EastWest Filmdistribution: technical details, director of photography, editors, music, festivals
- BBC News, 9 April 2012: world premiere at the Apollo Cinema, UK release date
- WhatsOnStage, 14 February 2011: The Passion, its dates, company and directors
- BAFTA Cymru 2013 winners (PDF)
- Hay Festival 2012 programme
- Dave McKean, Unseen Films interview, 26 October 2012: the edit, the DVD extras, the BBC documentaries, the last night
- Dave McKean, Crosslight, 2013: the audience’s phone footage
- Eye magazine, 30 October 2013: concealed camera positions
- Dave McKean’s biography: sound designer Ian Sands
- Passion in Port Talbot, BBC documentary series, on IMDb
- Wikipedia: The Gospel of Us
- IMDb: The Gospel of Us
Quotations
- The Arts Desk, Dylan Moore, 10 April 2012
- The Guardian, Phelim O’Neill, 12 April 2012
- Cine-Vue, Patrick Gamble, 12 April 2012
- Financial Times, Antonia Quirke, 12 April 2012 (via Rotten Tomatoes)
- The Wee Review, Rory Edgington, 2 June 2012
- The Guardian, Lyn Gardner, 24 April 2011
- The Arts Desk, Jasper Rees, 25 April 2011
- Michael Sheen, quoted in WhatsOnStage, 14 February 2011
Where to watch, checked 24 October 2026
This site
thegospelofus.com is kept by Francis Hellyer, one of the film’s executive producers. Type is set in Fraunces and Inter Tight, both under the SIL Open Font License.