What happens when a young woman faces serious complications during labour in a remote corner of war-torn Democratic Republic of the Congo?
This film follows Sam Perkins, the MSF midwife whose team receive the emergency call to bring Zawadi for treatment at the only free maternity hospital for miles.
This was one of four photofilms produced by duckrabbit for MSF’s fundraising and awareness campaign, MSF delivers
Lebanese born photographer Dalia Khamissy attempts to uncover what happened to the estimated 17,000 people kidnapped during the Lebanese civil war.
This photofilm was crafted as part of the series OPEN EYE produced for the BBC. Please click through for more details.
‘‘There’s two groups in Sweden, the Swedish and the immigrants. The immigrants are united in the same shithole that Sweden puts us in”.
This photofilm was made as part of the BBC/duckrabbit series OPEN EYE. Please click through for more details.
The voice of a young boy reveals the horrifying impact of Congo’s war on children. Kidnapped by armed men, children are forced to witness and take part in inconceivable atrocities.
Bahati is one of more than one hundred thousand Congolese living, displaced, in camps in the east of the country. Left on his own after all his family were killed, he fled to the ‘safety’ of a camp for displaced persons.
Daily life for the people of Eastern Congo is shrouded in fear as looting, rape and violence remain constant threats in the ongoing conflict.
Francoise, was locked inside her house as bandits set fire to it one night. She tells her story from the war ravaged country.
This photofilm was produced for MSF as part of their Condition Critical campaign.
Sometimes the art is letting go.
This thought provoking short photofilm was produced as part of a duckrabbit training in 2009.
“I just get up there and hold a fat woman You have this conversation with a fat woman for an hour.”
‘Obsession, commitment, love’, that’s how Anna Carter describes her relationship with Carter’s Steam Fair, the largest original touring vintage fairground anywhere in the world.
This short photofilm was the centerpiece of an exhibition duckrabbit created for Reading Museum in 2010.
Duckrabbit photographer, David White’s, reflection on Sri Lanka’s former child soldiers.
The haunting tale of the British village of Imber on Salisbury Plain, abandoned in 1943 when residents were forced to leave, and now being restored by the Churches Conservation Trust.
As featured on the BBC NEWS website.
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