Summaries

'Conversations with my Aunt', by filmmaker Janis Pugh, is an intimate portrait of her relationship with her Aunt. A relationship bound by the past struggling to survive the present as the effects of Alzheimer's have transformed it to one of carer/patient. Shot over five days the film captures the repetitious routines and unpredictable behaviour caused by Alzheimer's and how coping with everyday care brings conflict, tears and humour to their intense and often surreal relationship.—Anonymous

Details

Keywords
  • alzheimer's disease
Genres
  • Family
  • Documentary
Release date Mar 13, 2011
Countries of origin United Kingdom
Language English
Filming locations London, England, UK
Production companies Crooked Finger Productions

Box office

Budget $10000

Tech specs

Runtime 1h 5m
Color Color
Sound mix Stereo
Aspect ratio 16:9 HD

Synopsis

'Conversations with my Aunt, by filmmaker Janis Pugh, is an intimate portrait of her relationship with her Aunt. A relationship bound by the past struggling to survive the present as the effects of Alzheimers have transformed it to one of carer/patient.

Shot over five days the film captures the repetitious routines and unpredictable behaviour caused by Alzheimers and how coping with everyday care brings conflict, tears and humour to their intense and often surreal relationship.

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