The countdown to Everybody’s Child world premiere at Sheffield Doc/Fest has already started.

If you are in Sheffield please do not miss it. It’s part of the Best of British strand and it’s showing on Thursday 13th of June at 4pm , Showroom 1.

If you are not going to Sheffield please get in touch and we’ll update you on future screenings and general release.

In this film, recovered heroin addict and film director, Garry Fraser, embarks on a painful, soul-searching journey to confront the demons of his past. Garry grew up in the 80s in a world of neglect, abuse and poverty in one of the poorest places in Britain, Muirhouse, Edinburgh – the place that inspired the acclaimed film ‘Trainspotting’. Garry flitted between foster homes and care facilities until he turned 16 and spent much of his adult life as a drug dealer. However, he found a way to turn his life around through filmmaking.

This extraordinary and well-crafted story is not to be missed at this year’s Doc/fest.

Check the details here.

Also, do not miss our industry session the same day, 13th of June, 2pm at The Chapel, where the makers of Everybody’s Child are joined by a panel of TV commissioners to debate on the meaning of creative diversity for the small screen.