Well, considering it's the setting of the whole third act (and where slow zombies are featured for the first time in the film), I would say prominently. It's the most intense sequence in the film and it's in Wales.
I must have missed this on your blog.
Wales was featured prominently in the movie World War Z starring Brad Pitt this past summer. I was pretty excited about that.
I've recently found this myself and as a new learner to Welsh, some of the phrases seem so different from what I've been learning with Say Something In Welsh. Especially the differences between 'I want' in SSIW:"dwi'n moyn" and TBWC: "dwi eisiau". I'm learning Southern, btw. Which is more common? I do understand that in the north it's "dwi eisiau/isio".
Oh and 'hi!' First post.
