Curitiba, Brazil, the biggest children's hospital in Latin America. It is a short 45-second advertising film promoting the coins which features Banks' iconic save from Pele during the 1970 Mexico World Cup. Films Co-Producer Bloody Sunday (Hells Kitchen/Granada) 2002. Winner of Sundance and Berlin Film Festivals, inspired by Eyewitness Bloody Sunday. Co-Producer Omagh (Hells Kitchen/Channel Four) 2004. Winner of San Sabastian and Toronto Film Festivals. Associate Producer Five Minutes of Heaven (BBC/Element Films/Bord Scannán na hÉirean/the Irish Film Board) 2009 That Save (Working Title) BBC Drama and Hat Trick Productions, London, (Optioned), based on book Gordon Banks: A Hero Who Could Fly. References 1956 births Living people Male non-fiction writers from Northern Ireland Film producers from Northern Ireland Alumni of Ulster University Writers from Derry (city) People educated at St Joseph's Boys' School Iona University alumni People with dyslexia 21st-century writers from Northern Ireland Writers with dyslexia People of The Troubles (Northern Ireland) from Derry (city)