Susan has been making Emmy award winning films for a long time, first in America and now in the UK. Her documentaries have been described as definitive, emotional, painstakingly structured and brilliant broadcast journalism. Steinberg has always been interested in picking up the curtain in order to understand what goes on behind the scenes. CV Website
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Pamela Kleinot grew up in South Africa with a strong sense of social justice as she witnessed the inequalities in treatment between white and black. I was inspired by my father who headed a surgical team at the largest state hospital in southern Africa and told me that the NHS was humanity’s greatest innovation, providing free health care for everyone.
Pamela has long-standing career as an investigative medical journalist before coming to London 30 years ago where she worked as a sub-editor on The Guardian and Daily Mirror. Pamela is also an established psychotherapist and group analyst and worked in the NHS for many years.
While on the frontline I gained unsettling perspectives into the health of the NHS and began to research into what was going on five years ago. I discovered it was being undermined through cuts, closures and underfunding. It was also being covertly privatised.
I was determined to make a film about the NHS to inform the public about how we have got to this place. I have devoted my time and personal money to make this project possible as I think it is vital that we do everything we can and save this vital institution.
With Brexit looming, we must stand up to the undermining and privatisation of the NHS. This film is my contribution to the fight.
Tarquin is an award-winning director and producer based in London. His recent directorial feature debut Free Speech Fear Free was nominated for 'Best Positive First Film' at Cannes 2019 'Positive Cinema Week'. The film is available on Amazon Prime. It also had several theatrical and TV releases across Europe. He is also the recipient of the 'Free Speech Award 2017' by American Insight for outstanding service to social justice. Tarquin is also a co-director on an upcoming feature doc 'The Source' with The Act of Killing exec producer Andre Singer. Over the past several years, Tarquin also co-founded youth media organisation newsPeeks and produced three LIVE chat shows putting young people face to face with the worlds greatest whistleblowers, investigative journalists and hackers.
Has edited short films and assisted editors on features. ‘I’m a man’ was selected among various film festivals including Raindance, BFI Flare, London Short Film Festival.
She has assisted Editors like Ariadna Fatjo-Vilas, known for the award-winning film “The art of killing”.
She recently worked on Uber Pride Campaign and more feature film productions.
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