A film by John Clark
What’s Changed by film maker, John Clark is an artistic film which explores the question, ‘What’s Changed?’. The film is like one collaborative poem, where snippets of interviews and lines of poetry in different voices are pieced together to create a layered narrative of what has and hasn’t changed for DDN people in Peterborough.
The film alternates between archival footage of Disability Civil Rights Protests to visuals from two ‘LAB’s’ which John ran as part of his project. These were like a workshop but more open and expressive. The participants all have lived experience of being DDN and their contributions are included in the film. They were also part of the RAD 2.0 exhibition too.
A huge thanks to everyone that contributed and took part in the Labs, Sarah Clark, Rose Croft, Helen Delmar, Jay Gearing, Chiara Hamilton, Hannah Hart- Kent, Sarah Haythornthwaite, Kim Laidler, Keely Mills, Dawid Trajdos, Dorota ‘Dee’ Trajdos, Gabby Trajdos, Kamil Trajdos and Sandy Wardrop
This film was commissioned as part of Reasonable Adjustments 2.0 and was funded by Arts Council England.
*The film uses flashing imagery throughout, please be aware if you have any photosensitivity or sensory conditions related to light.*
