Hopes Falklands War veterans film shot in Bridgnorth will be shown on BBC
For Myles Petford, directing his first-ever feature film at the age of 24 was a dream come true.

Now, two years later, Myles is in talks with the BBC to get the film, ‘Falklands Square’ shown as part of the BBC’s Falkland anniversary content next year.
Myles is a second director on BBC’s Casualty after getting his big break in the industry but it was a couple of years ago, straight out of his film production course at the University of West London and in a dull internship, that he had a phone call that changed his life.
While at university, Myles, from Bridgnorth, made a short film called Cole which garnered a bit of buzz around it, especially for a student film.
He was approached by Great British Entertainment to direct a film based on the aftermath of a veteran returning from the Falklands War, which they were trying to secure funding for.
