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My Feral Heart
What better way to celebrate ‘World Downs Syndrome’ day than by treating yourself with a trip to see ‘My Feral Heart’.
I met the star of this film on my very first visit to 'Mushroom Theatre Company' at its previous home on Lubbards Farm. Even then, Stephen shone as I chatted to the group that were rehearsing a drama about the consequences of dropping litter.
Since then I have met him a few times, one of the most memorable was on the day we were helping with the move of MTC into their new home at Brook Road. I sat down exhausted but very happy that the move was completed and watched Stephen doing some stretching exercises. I flippantly said: “Oh, I wish that I could do that”, Stephen’s reply was: “You can do anything if you try!”
This really sums up this remarkable young man and hasn’t he proved that he was right?
When I saw ‘My Feral Heart’ at ‘The East London Film Festival’ I was in awe at the beauty and honesty of this film and I got a hug from the star after the show!
If you get a chance to see ‘My Feral Heart’ I absolutely recommend it, you won’t be disappointed.
Joan
WORLD DOWN'S SYNDROME DAY (TUESDAY 21st MARCH):
With 35 screenings around the UK in celebration of World Down's Syndrome Day, in support of Down's Syndrome Research Foundation UK & Don’t Screen Us Out be part of a unique set of events recognising 'ability'.
TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE (via Ourscreen):
ourscreen.com/wdsd
SOUTHEND/COLCHESTER:
odeon.co.uk
Photo Credits: My Feral Heart on Facebook
STILL TIME TO VOTE:
With the National Film Awards in a couple of weeks, you've until THURSDAY 23rd MARCH to register
your vote.
So to all that are seeing the film in celebration of World Down's Syndrome Day (21st March) in support of Down's Syndrome Research Foundation UK & Don’t Screen Us Out you can CAST YOUR VOTE for...
Steven Brandon (Best Actor) &
Shana Swash (Best Supporting Actress)