22 minute documentary broadcast on RTÉ 1 8pm, Monday 13th November.

Funded by Science on Screen through Ardán.

This documentary shows a side of the cancer story that I think we can often miss - the incredible community of people that are there to help and support, often in unexpected ways. By taking a more patient-focused approach, cancer treatment is evolving to massively improve the quality of life for people with a cancer diagnosis, during and after their treatment.

I hope this documentary does make a positive difference for people who may see it; it is a documentary about a difficult subject, but with a very hopeful tone. Cancer treatment is changing so much, and with a more personalised and patient-focused approach, it's changing for the better.

Written & Directed by Luke Brabazon

Thank you also to the incredible team of people that worked so hard on this to bring it to the screen -

Produced by Ronan Cassidy / Carbonated Comet

Cinematographer - Evan Barry

Editor - John Desay

Composer - Nestor Romero Clemente

1st Assistant Camera - Brian Durcan

2nd Assistant Camera - Suzanne Evers

Sound Recordist - Greg Burrowes

Additional Camera- Alfie Hollingsworth and Luke Brabazon

Colour Grade & Online Edit- Micheal Higgins

Re-recording Mixer - James Latimer

Assistant Sound Editor - Shane Flynn

Production Manager - Edel Egan

Participants:

Rachel O'Mahony

Tom Hope

Dr. Roisín Dwyer

Professor William Gallagher

Professor Walter Walter Kolch