History Film / Apaches

It was shot on 16mm film on a Home Counties farm in February 1977, and was created for the Central Office of Information for the Health and Safety Executive by Graphic Films. It was not only shown in schools, but was also broadcast by many {{Creator/ITV}} companies, especially Southern, Westward, and Anglia, whose regions covered large rural and agricultural areas.

It was shot on 16mm film on a Home Counties farm in February 1977, and was created for the Central Office of Information for the Health and Safety Executive by Graphic Films. It was not only shown in schools, but was also broadcast by many {{Creator/ITV}} companies, especially Southern, Westward, and Anglia (all three regions covered large rural and agricultural areas)

It was shot on 16mm film on a Home Counties farm in February 1977, and was created for the Central Office of Information for the Health and Safety Executive by Graphic Films. It was not only shown in schools, but was also broadcast by many {{Creator/ITV}} companies, particularly Southern, Westward, and Anglia.

It was shot on 16mm film on a Home Counties farm in February 1977, and was created for the Central Office of Information for the Health and Safety Executive by Graphic Films. It was not only shown in schools, but was also broadcast by many {{Creator/ITV}} companies, particularly by Southern, Westward, and Anglia.

''Apaches'' is a 1977 public information film made in the United Kingdom. Intended to show the dangers of playing with farm equipment, this 27 minute long film was distributed to schools throughout the UK. The film was directed by John Mackenzie, written by Neville Smith, and produced by John Arnold & Leon Clore.

* ForgottenFallenFriend - Taken UpToEleven. When one of the kids dies, the rest are acting in the next scene as if nothing happened.
* HellIsThatNoise: Sharon screaming in pain as she dies.

* TimeDelayedDeath - Sharon accidentally/intentionally drinks weed killer and just decides to walk it off. It doesn't kick in until a few hours later, when [[ScreamDiscretionShot she wakes up screaming in agony in the middle of the night]].
** She even spit it out before she could swallow it. Not like it saved her, given the likely ingredients (see the YMMV tab for a bit more elaboration).

** The adults count too, since they let the kids run around their farm without supervision.

''Apaches'' is a 1977 public information film made in the United Kingdom. Intended to show the dangers of playing with farm equipment, this 27 minute long film was distributed to schools throughout the UK. The film was directed by John Mackenzie, written by Neville Smith, and produced by John Arnold & Leon Clore, through their company Graphic Films for the Central Office of Information.

It was shot on 16mm film on a Home Counties farm in February 1977. The film was not only shown in schools but was also broadcast by many {{Creator/ITV}} companies, particularly by Southern, Westward, and Anglia.

''Apaches'' is a 1977 public information film made in the United Kingdom. Intended to show the dangers of playing with farm equipment, this 27 minute long film was distributed to schools throughout the UK. The film was directed by John Mackenzie, written by Neville Smith, and produced by John Arnold & Leon Clore.

* TimeDelayedDeath - Sharon accidentally drinks weed killer and just decides to walk it off. It doesn't kick in until a few hours later, when [[ScreamDiscretionShot she wakes up screaming in agony in the middle of the night]].

''Apaches'' is a 1977 public information film made in the United Kingdom. Intended to show the dangers of playing with farm equipment, this 27 minute long film was distributed to schools throughout the UK. The film was directed by John Mackenzie, written by Neville Smith, and produced by John Arnold and Leon Clore.

''Apaches'' is a 1977 public information film made in the United Kingdom. Intended to show the dangers of playing with farm equipment, this 27 minute long film was distributed to schools throughout the United Kingdom. The film was directed by John Mackenzie, written by Neville Smith, and produced by John Arnold and Leon Clore.

''Apaches'' is a 1977 public information film made in the United Kingdom. Intended to show the dangers of playing with farm equipment, this 27 minute long film was distributed to schools throughout the United Kingdom. The film was directed by John Mackenzie, written by Neville Smith and produced by John Arnold and Leon Clore.

''Apaches'' is a 1977 public information film made in the United Kingdom. Intended to show the dangers of playing with farm equipment, this 27 minute long film was distributed to schools throughout the U.K. The film was directed by John Mackenzie, written by Neville Smith and produced by John Arnold and Leon Clore.

''Apaches'' is a 1977 public information film made in the United Kingdom. Intended to show the dangers of playing with farm equipment, this 27 minute long film was distributed to schools throughout the U.K. The film was directed by John Mackenzie and written by Neville Smith.

It was shot on 16mm film on a Home Counties farm in February 1977. The film was not only shown in schools but was also broadcast by many {{Creator/ITV}} companies, particularly by Southern Television, Westward Television and Anglia Television.

''Apaches'' is a 1977 public information film made in the United Kingdom. Intended to show the dangers of playing with farm equipment, this 27 minute long film was distributed to schools throughout the U.K. The film was written by Neville Smith and directed by John Mackenzie.

''Apaches'' is a 1977 public information film made in the United Kingdom. Intended to show the dangers of playing with farm equipment, this 27 minute long film was distributed to schools throughout the United Kingdom. The film was written by Neville Smith and directed by John Mackenzie.

''Apaches'' is a 1977 public information film made in the United Kingdom. Intended to show the dangers of playing with farm equipment, this 27 minute long film was distributed to a number of schools throughout the United Kingdom. The film was written by Neville Smith and directed by John Mackenzie.

''Apaches'' is a 1977 public information film made in the United Kingdom. Intended to show the dangers of playing with farm equipment, this 27 minute long film was distributed to a number of schools throughout the United Kingdom.

Oddly, while a writer (Neville Smith) and director (John Mackenzie) were credited in the film, none of the children who starred in the film were given credit.

It was shot on 16mm film on a Home Counties farm in February 1977. The film was not only shown in schools but was also broadcast by many {{Creator/ITV}} companies, particularly Southern Television, Westward Television and Anglia Television.

''Apaches'' is a 1977 public information film made in the United Kingdom. Intended to show the dangers of playing with farm equipment, this film was distributed to a number of schools throughout the United Kingdom.

* TimeDelayedDeath - Sharon accidentally drinks weed killer and just decides to walk it off. [[ScreamDiscretionShot It doesn't kick in]] until the middle of the night.

* HellIsThatNoise: Sharon's painful screaming as she dies.

Oddly, while a writer (Neville Smith) and director (John Mackenzie) were credited in the film, none of the children who starred in the film were given credit, and their identities remain a mystery to this day.

* ScreamDiscretionShot - Poor, ''poor'' Sharon.

* ScreamDiscretionShot - [[NightmareFuel Poor, poor Sharon]].

* ScreamDiscretionShot - [[NightmareFuel Poor, ''poor'' Sharon]].
* TimeDelayedDeath - The girl accidentally drinks weed killer and just decides to walk it off. [[ScreamDiscretionShot It doesn't kick in]] until late at night.

* ScreamDiscretionShot - [[NightmareFuel Poor Sharon]].

* TimeDelayedDeath - The girl accidentally drinks weed killer and just decides to walk it off. [[ScreamDiscretionShot It doesn't kick in]] [[HellIsThatNoise until late at night]].