I saw it at Towersey -- quite a big audience who gave it a standing ovation. I found the film very moving. Of the men Adderbury men dancing at the outbreak of the First World War, only one survived the war. (He was the village blacksmith with skills that were useful to the Royal Flying Corp, so he was not sent to the trenches). The film deals with where morris comes from, what it means, what people outside the folkie world think about it, and how morris was revived in Adderbury during the 1970s. It ends with the present side visiting the war memorials in France and finding the names of some of their predecessors. The film isn't all somber, however -- it's nicely balanced, in that it shows the fun side of morris dancing and the pleasure it gives to dancers and audiences. If you enjoy morris dancing you really should see this.