Care for dying people. Deals with the care of the dying. Jean Lovell chose to die at home and the pain was controlled by very strong drugs. Jean Corke died in hospital though her family were with her often. She would have preferred to choose her own time to die, but could not. Made in 1982 this…
The impact of death on those left behind. Examines the immediate impact of death on those who are left behind. During this difficult time they have to come to terms with their grief, and to make practical arrangements. Jean Corke's family were well prepared, but Jean Lovell's daughter expected…
The significance of the funeral ceremony for bereaved people. The significance of the funeral ceremony for the bereaved. Funerals can be an important focus for grief, and support for the mourners. Winifred Renford, who had died suddenly, was buried in accordance with the traditions of the West Indian…
The long term process of bereavement, and coming to terms with the death of someone close. The long term process of bereavement, and coming to terms with the death of someone close. Bill Lovell found it hard, and suffered with depression. Martin Corke was greatly helped by the plans he and his wife…
A half hour documentary that follows two families, each on another side of the world, who are committed to making a difference in the fight against world hunger. This documentary was made in association with the Canadian Foodgrains Bank for Salt+Light Television and was shot over a period of six months…
Facing Infinitus explores the unique motivations of people inexorably drawn to an 888k race deliberately designed to break competitors both mentally and physically. Every mile takes us a step closer to understanding why these runners have committed themselves to more than just an ultramarathon. Through…
Facing Infinitus explore la motivation intrinsèque des participants d’une course de 888 kilomètres, créée avec l’objectif de tester leur limites physique et mentale. Chaque kilomètre parcouru nous amène à comprendre pourquoi ces coureurs se…
Facing Monsters digs deep into the psyche of enigmatic West Australian ‘slab wave’ surfer Kerby Brown, a man whose connection with the ocean runs as deep as his love for his family. This film is far more than just a surfing story. It’s an unapologetic musing into the essence of Kerby…
Times are changing and weather conditions are becoming increasingly complex. That’s why riders have to find new ways of practising their passion for the mountains. In 5 chapters, we follow the adventures of professional freeriders who are the first to witness these climatic changes. They have to…
About three VSO volunteers working in Thailand. It examines why the volunteers have been requested by their Thai employers and the work they do. The volunteers talk about the challenges they face and the satisfactions they achieve. Training courses for volunteers and aspects of the work done by VSO's…
A powerful documentary about restorative justice and conferencing. Two convicted criminals come face-to-face with the toughest jury of all: the family and friends of their murdered victim ... On one fateful night in 1994, a murder opened up a huge well of unresolved pain, guilt, anger, confusion…
Facing the Void (Face au Vide) – In the collective imagination, mountaineering is seen as an elitist and dangerous activity. When the mainstream press talks about mountaineering, it is generally related to a drama or an exploitation. The mountaineers are then placed in two categories. On the one…
