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Tunnel art; ITN ENGLAND: London: The Strand: Int Seq blue shots of barred gates and 'Way Out' sign in underground tunnel John Berger (Novelist/Art Historian) interview SOT - Most of my life I have created bastard forms of things which are not fiction, poetry, prose/ this is another bastard which has elements of theatre but which is not theatre/ it hasn't got a name LA Cloud images pass across ceiling of tunnel Ext LA Dilapidated name 'Strand Station' above disused station entrance PAN Int TRACK FORWARD down spiral steps Dilapided walls of disused station TRACK FORWARD thru disused passageway Tunnel with light at end PULL OUT TCMS Berger chatting to one of staff Station platform lit by temporary lights at side John Berger (Novelist/Art Historian) interview SOT - Like the silence and when you are deep underground the past is close TRACK FORWARD along station platform Old poster on wall about benefits of joining Common Market CMS Old brickwork BV Staff member holding lift doors and addressing visitors how many can come in SOT BV Visitors watching exhibition footage on monitors in room TRACK FORWARD behind visitors as along passageway Visitors towards and past CMS & MS Person standing with eyes closed Woman reading poem into mic SOT Simon McBurney (Director, "The Vertical Line") interview SOT - Its called The Vertical Line because its vertical line thru time and its railway line and we go down vertically 50 metres underneath London Woman with torch leading visitors along passageway TS Water dripping onto ground Woman with torch leading visitors thru passageways TS Visitors lying on platform floor listening to George Formby song PAN TCMS Face of woman John Berger (Novelist/Art Historian) interview SOT - Trying to create, by way of imagination, environment in which everyone finds ...