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“The People are Messy film portrays a true reflection of the many emotions that patients, carers, health care professionals, family and acquaintances go through when a single member of that unit is diagnosed with a critical illness.
Audience: Young people (14 plus) and adults. Length: 60 minutes. Full Film: Available through Theatre of Debate, with subtitles by Stagetext. Resources: Available for teachers and students, science communicators and health workers
People Are Messy. 2016. Drama. Cast. Matt Butcher (Adam)Louis Chandler-Joseph (Vik)Anita Harris (Gran)Ross McCormack (Jake)Jessica Revell (Jen) Director. Nigel Townsend. Synopsis.
17 apr 2016 · With Matt Butcher, Louis Chandler-Joseph, Anita Harris, Ross McCormack. Self-assured consultant Adam seeks funding for his research into aplastic anemia, but must first demonstrate the involvement of the public with the help of long-term patient Vik and newly diagnosed Jake.
- Nigel Townsend
- 2016-04-17
- Drama
- Judith Johnson
Free screening of film about patient engagement followed by food and discussion. People are messy was commissioned in collaboration with the Theatre of Debate supported by the National Institute for Health Research.
14 giu 2017 · Calling all people – help us shape the future of health research and get involved Join us for a free local screening of the powerful and hard hitting educational film ‘People are Messy’, which engages its audiences in an informed debate around patient and public involvement in health research.
Description: A clip of Judith Johnson's play 'People are Messy', in which Adam ( Matt Butcher) tells his daughter Jen (Jessica Revell) why his research isn’t being funded. 'People are Messy' is directed by Nigel Townsend. Other clips from the play are available on youtube.
