Special events for 'Adopt a Shelter Dog Month'
Oct 10 Goucher College, Maryland
Oct 21 SNF Parkway, Baltimore + (Q&A )
Oct 26 Philadelphia Ethical Society + (Q&A)
More dates announced soon: from Dallas, Bethlehem, Doylestown...
Cameras follow UK veterinarian and animal welfare campaigner Dr Marc Abraham as he exposes puppy mills and ban puppies being sold in pet stores.
Support this film to help change the law in the state of Pennsylvania.
Docs in Progress
Film Festival, Silver Spring, March 15
Brockleywood
Film Festival, London, April 6
Black International Film Festival
Baltimore, October 5
This award winning documentary draws a direct connection between lead paint poisoning and Baltimore's public housing with its image as the most violent city in the USA. Myron Higgins was brought up in the row homes made famous in The Wire. As a child he was controversially used by scientists in a lead poisoning study. At 16 he was awarded $250,000 compensation. But the damage was already done. He blew every cent in just 6 months. Now in his 30s, his documentary tells his story and that of others in his situation. His life has been affected by lead poisoning physically and mentally. It's a hidden problem affecting thousands of others across inner-city America.
Paul is an award winning director and producer of documentaries.
He works on both sides of the Atlantic developing documentary ideas with new talent; he makes feature documentaries for film festivals and streamers; and doc series for peak time TV.
He created the 'chateau' branded TV series and its various spin offs. His current projects involve an access series on AFC Wimbledon and a Roman Empire series with Professor Alice Roberts.
