Born in Bradford - A New Generation is a short documentary made in collaboration with the Health and Research Centre in Bradford. The documentary explores the impact of air pollution on Bradford's children. Drone footage of Little Horton into Great Horton, Bradford, is shown. There is terraced housing, a prominent church tower, a green area and a Tesco Extra. The main road dominates the frame. Caption: “BRADFORD UK”. Young children in waterproof coats are shown walking. The first two...

Born in Bradford - A New Generation is a short documentary made in collaboration with the Health and Research Centre in Bradford. The documentary explores the impact of air pollution on Bradford's children. Drone footage of Little Horton into Great Horton, Bradford, is shown. There is terraced housing, a prominent church tower, a green area and a Tesco Extra. The main road dominates the frame. Caption: “BRADFORD UK”. Young children in waterproof coats are shown walking. The first two are smiling, the third has his head down and seems sad. Hands are shown on the steering wheel of a Lexus. A female scientist removes test tubes from a machine and examines them. A man is shown walking with a small child. Children are shown with a ball by a grey metal fence. A male scientist opens refrigeration unit and handles more samples, instruments and documents. Filmmaker (Pishdaad) with a camera speaks to a cyclist in a high-vis coat (Prof. John Wright). Professor Wright speaks to camera in an office. Caption: “PROFESSOR JOHN WRIGHT, DIRECTOR BRADFORD INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH RESEARCH”. Professor Wright walks through an office. Dr. Rosie McEachan enters a building. Dr. McEachan speaks to camera. Caption: “DR. ROSIE MCEACHAN. DIRECTOR BORN IN BRADFORD”. A group of people with children are shown talking outside. A man speaks to camera. Caption: “SHAHID ISLAM, SENIOR RESEARCH FELLOW”. Shahid walks between two metal fences. Drone footage of Bradford is shown. Caption: “BORN IN BRADFORD”. Views of Bradford are shown, particularly on Valley Parade Stadium. A cross road of vehicles is shown. A blurred view of the skyline is shown. Caption: “BRADFORD HAS SOME OF THE HIGHEST RATES OF CHILDHOOD ILLNESS IN THE UK.” Blurred footage of the crossroad is shown, rotating. Caption: “BORN IN BRADFORD IS HELPING TO UNRAVEL THE REASONS FOR ILL HEALTH AND BRING NEW SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY TO THE WORLD.” A view from the passenger seat of a moving car on a road of terraces is shown. A house interior is shown. Two young children smile into the camera. Caption 1: “UZAIR, 5 YEARS OLD”. Caption 2: “HAZIQ, 3 YEARS OLD”. Uzair in shown in the garden; he points to an open shed door. Uzair sits on a leather sofa, coughing. He speaks to the interviewer. Haziq is later shown next to him. Professor Wright cycles towards a pale blue building. His caption repeats as he walks, then back to cycling. He walks his bike around the outside of a hospital (Bradford Royal Infirmary). Inside the hospital, views of corridors and signage are shown. The scientist from the opening enters a storage area. Dr McEachan speaks to camera, her caption repeats. The scientist uses computer and scans documents with hand scanner. She handles blood samples. Professor Wright is shown cycling, his caption repeats. Uzair and Haziq ride bikes on their driveway. They play with a red football. Their father, Munawar Raja, speaks to camera. Caption: “MUNAWAR RAJA, FATHER OF 2 BOYS”. Uzair and Haziq play with toys outside and inside. Munawar speaks to camera, Uzair sits with him on the sofa. Haziq is shown on his driveway. A view from the windscreen of a moving car is shown. A sign through a metal fence, which reads: “Welcome to ST. STEPHEN’S C.E. PRIMARY SCHOOL Willow Building”. Shahid walks into the school, with a woman in a blue coat. A silver plaque reads: “St. STEPHEN’S SCHOOL, OPENED BY THE RIGHT REVEREND ROBERT K. WILLIAMSON, BISHOP OF BRADFORD, ASCENSION DAY 16th MAY 1985”. Shahid speaks to the headteacher (Paul Urry) in an office (inaudible). Shahid and the woman in blue walk through the school. Children in red uniforms work at tables. A man with a long beard speaks to camera. Caption: “JAMIE THORPE, PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHER”. Jamie, Paul, and the woman in blue speak in a classroom (inaudible). A framed picture of a baby is shown in the arms of a woman in blue. Professor Wright is shown cycling next to cars. Drone footage of busy roads is shown. Professor Wright speaks to camera - his caption repeats. Women working in offices are shown. Professor Wright locks his bike up and enters the hospital. Anti-smoking signage, blackened by smoke, is shown on a pole. People are shown working in offices. Framed family pictures are also shown. Shahid and the woman in blue are shown at an outdoor football pitch with a group of children. They show them handheld air quality monitoring devices. Paul speaks to camera. Caption: “PAUL URRY, HEAD TEACHER”. Shahid speaks to pupils in a classroom, and shows them air quality devices They use the devices at the football pitch and in the classroom - some mounted on rucksacks. Drone footage of a Honda dealership on Canal Road, and the busy junction around it, is shown, followed by drone footage of terraced streets. Families are shown walking on a field, next to white railings and terraces. Jamie, Shahid and the pupils talk in the classroom. Jamie speaks to camera - his caption repeats. Shahid and the group are shown on the football field. Munawar, Haziq and Uzair are shown at home. Air monitors are shown on the field. Family pictures are shown. People in offices are shown. Dr McEachan leaves the hospital. The scientist puts a box into the refrigeration unit, then walks through the hospital. Families are shown on the football pitch with a flock of gulls in the background. Drone footage of busy roads is shown. Credits over drone footage of Bradford skyline: “DIRECTED & EDITED BY PISHDAAD MODARESSI CHAHARDEHI Produced by: Anarchy Cinema, Aelixir Media Associate Producer: Voice of Bradford Additional Footage By Georgia Frances, Ben Saffer Sound Design By Eddie Loveday Senior Research Fellow: Shahid Islam In Collaboration With Born in Bradford Contributors Professor John Wright Dr Rosie McEachan Shahid Islam Manawar Raja Uzair & Haziq Paul Urry Jamie Thorpe Felisha Chong Special Thanks To Bradford Royal Infirmary The People Of Bradford” The Born in Bradford logo on a white background: “b i b We are family BORNINBRADFORD www.borninbradford.nhs.uk”