Now that you’ve watched the film, why not find out more about the issues? HIV & AIDS remains one of the world’s most significant health challenges. Medical advances mean people with the disease in Scotland can now live healthy and normal lives. But globally, 20 million people don’t have access to the medicines. What could […]
Now that you’ve watched the film, why not find out more about the issues? HIV & AIDS remains one of the world’s most significant health challenges. Medical advances mean people with the disease in Scotland can now live healthy and normal lives. But globally, 20 million people don’t have access to the medicines. What could […]
Now that you’ve watched the film, why not find out more about the issues? HIV & AIDS remains one of the world’s most significant health challenges. Medical advances mean people with the disease in Scotland can now live healthy and normal lives. But globally, 20 million people don’t have access to the medicines. What could […]
Now that you’ve watched the film, why not find out more about the issues? HIV & AIDS remains one of the world’s most significant health challenges. Medical advances mean people with the disease in Scotland can now live healthy and normal lives. But globally, 20 million people don’t have access to the medicines. What could […]
Now that you’ve watched the film, why not find out more about the issues? HIV & AIDS remains one of the world’s most significant health challenges. Medical advances mean people with the disease in Scotland can now live healthy and normal lives. But globally, 20 million people don’t have access to the medicines. What could […]
How do you think the story should develop? Philip agrees to have unprotected sex. Philip refuses to have unprotected sex.
How do you want the story to develop? Philip tells Tulonga he may be HIV positive. Philip does not tell Tulonga he may be HIV positive.
Decide what Philip will do. Philip does not tell Genevieve that he is HIV positive. Philip tells Genevieve that he is HIV positive.
Decide what Philip will do. Philip tells the truth. Philip lies.
Decide what Philip will do. Philip agrees to go for an HIV test. Philip refuses to go for an HIV test.
Decide what Philip will do. Philip lies. Philip tells the truth.
TAKE ONE ACTION – WHICH CELEBRATES the people and movies that are changing the world – is bringing the best of its 2014 Edinburgh festival to Eden Court, Inverness, from Fri 28 to Sun 30 November 2014. Alongside workshops introducing campaigning skills for the layman and jaded, the programme includes Sundance-acclaimed docs INEQUALITY FOR ALL […]
As the director of the UK’s main international social change film festival, I’ve watched a lot of extraordinary and inspiring films over the years about injustice in our world. But I found myself properly tipped over the edge last night, watching Panorama’s current programme about Ebola in Sierra Leone (link below). This 45 minute window […]
The 2014 Take One Action Film Festival Audience Award winner has been announced as “The Revolutionary Optimists” directed by Nicole Newnham & Maren Grainger-Monsen. The films tells the story of Amlan Ganguly, a genial lawyer who works as a community educator in the slums of Kolkata, facing down child labour, early marriage and endemic poverty with the […]
Oxfam Scotland is once again delighted to be supporting the Take One Action Film Festival. We are particularly pleased to be able to present this year two films: “Inequality for All” and “Light Fly Fly High”. Both these films explore the impact of inequality in different ways on individuals lives bringing to life the injustices […]
Take One Action are delighted to announce the launch of Take One Action Film clubs across Scotland. We now seek groups and individuals who want to help inspire change in their communities through the medium of powerful, global cinema. Help to Shine A Light The annual Take One Action Film Festival is a curated collection […]
Since 2008, Take One Action Film Festivals have engaged over 50,000 people with hundreds of world-class films, showcasing inspiring stories that comment on issues of global concern. Our events bring together communities, filmmakers, politicians, businesses, academics and artists – united by the simple desire to connect around common stories and shape their unfolding for the greater […]
New research from Harvard University claims to have discovered the likely cause of mass honeybee deaths. Talking to The Guardian, Chensheng Lu, an expert on environmental exposure biology at Harvard School of Public Health and who led the work, said that: “We demonstrated that neonicotinoids are highly likely to be responsible for triggering ‘colony collapse disorder’ in […]
