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Our Hearts Are Bigger

01 Feb 2017
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A short film produced by filmmaker Andrew Ferguson as part of Celebrate Ageing’ s Letters of Love and Dementia Campaign

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A short film produced by filmmaker Andrew Ferguson as part of Celebrate Ageing’ s Letters of Love and Dementia Campaign launched in Ballarat, Victoria in 2016.


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Copyright: Australian Journal of Dementia Care Vol 6 No 1 February/March 2017.
Reprinted with the permission of Hawker Publications Australia Pty Ltd.

The 17-minute film shows Anne Tudor and her partner Edie Mayhew, who is living with younger onset dementia, opening and reading letters they wrote to each other every day for a week.

The film was part of a series documenting Edie’s journey with dementia. It invited family members and friends of people with dementia, and service providers to join the campaign by writing a letter to someone with dementia as a way of acknowledging the human experience of dementia. The letters were then shared on the project webpage.


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