An intimate portrayal of how people deal with end-of-life issues. People with life threatening conditions and carers talk about what is important to them, and in their words “living with dying”. Made in collaboration with, the Oxford Befriending Network, the Policy Research Institute for Ethnicity and Ageing and St. Christopher’s Hospice.

DVD available – duration 44 minutes.
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Based on in-depth interviews and video diaries, young people bereaved by suicide talk about how they are dealing with this experience. This two year project began in 2010 and the film will be launched in 2012. Funded by The City Bridge Trust, Moving Forward is being developed in collaboration with St Christpher’s Hospice Candle Project, Bromley Y Counselling, CHUMS children and young people’s trust, Balloons bereavement organisation, and the Samaritans.

Young people living with life-limiting conditions talk about their lives, childhood, teenage years, independence, relationships, sexuality, leaving home, their hopes and fears. Made in collaboration with ACT (Association for Children’s Palliative Care) and different hospices and organisations concerned with children and young people with life-limiting conditions. 

DVD available – duration 35 minutes
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Nine films including young people in referral units and elderly people in day centres. Funded by the Adult and Community Learning Fund, the Caloustse Gulbenkian Foundation and London Arts.

A series of educational films including, sex education and pastoral care in schools. Produced in collaboration with the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, the Department of Health and the National Children’s Bureau.

Five films about people dealing with life threatening illnesses developed in collaboration with the National Council for Palliative Care and funded by the Adult and Community Learning Fund.