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DEMENTIA AND COVID: MEMORIES IN LOCKDOWN

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WORK ID: YFA 7502 (Master Record)

TitleYearDate
DEMENTIA AND COVID: MEMORIES IN LOCKDOWN2021 2021-01-01
Details Original Format: MP4
Colour: Colour
Sound: Sound
Duration: 12 mins 11 secs
Credits: Dementia Friendly Keighley Bradford UNESCO City of film Bradford 2025 City of Culture Bid Bradford Council


Summary
Dementia and Covid: Memories in Lockdown is a documentary about people living with dementia and their loved ones/carers, living through the Covid pandemic
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A flock of sheep on a hill is shown. Drone footage of Keighley. A man in a jumper, called Peter is shown. A woman with glasses, called Jenni is speaking to the camera with a caption ‘Jenni Goggs’. Jenni is shown talking to the camera and looking through family photographs. The Brown Cow pub is shown. A man and woman are shown sat in pub. A woman in a blue jumper, called Dawn is talking face to the camera whilst a series of personal photographs are shown. with caption ‘Dawn Hargreaves’....
A flock of sheep on a hill is shown. Drone footage of Keighley. A man in a jumper, called Peter is shown. A woman with glasses, called Jenni is speaking to the camera with a caption ‘Jenni Goggs’. Jenni is shown talking to the camera and looking through family photographs. The Brown Cow pub is shown. A man and woman are shown sat in pub. A woman in a blue jumper, called Dawn is talking face to the camera whilst a series of personal photographs are shown. with caption ‘Dawn Hargreaves’. Man with glasses, called Mick is talking face to the camera whilst a number of personal photographs are shown, with caption ‘Mick Holmes’. Dawn is shown talking face to the camera. Sutton Lodge care home is shown. Footage of the Sutton Lodge Garden is shown. A sign on street with ‘Nursing care, residential care, specialist dementia care’ with another sign below with ‘recruiting now’ shown. Care home building shown. Nurse shown talking to the camera with caption ‘Rebecca Templeman, Mental health nurse’. Statue outside care home is shown. Rebecca continues to talk face to camera whilst pictures and footage of care homes during covid is played. Mick is shown talking to the camera. Rebecca is shown talking to the camera. Dawn is shown talking to the camera. Sign showing Visitor parking shown. Mick is shown talking to the camera. Outside of care home is shown. Dawn is talking to the camera whilst an image of her and her husband enjoying a drink is shown. A man in a blue t-shirt is shown talking to the camera with caption ‘Mohammed Akhlak MBE, Meri Yaadain’. Mohamed is shown working on a laptop. Mohammed and another woman are shown social distancing with Christmas decorations around the room. Jenni is shown talking to the camera whilst looking at old family photos. Mick is shown talking to the camera. Dawn is shown talking to the camera, personal photos shown. A series of images relating to The Brown Cow pub are shown including, beer barrels, the Brown Cow Free House sign, and a glass of water being put on a table. A man in Brown Cow polo shirt is talking to the camera. Caption ‘Paul Feather, Landlord of the Brown Cow’. Footage of Paul and Dawn sat talking at the pub sat 6ft apart due to covid restrictions. Mick is shown talking to the camera. Jenni is shown talking to the camera, Jenni is shown looking at photos with her husband. Dawn is shown talking to the camera. Rebecca is shown talking to the camera. Jenni is shown again showing photos to her husband. Mick is shown talking to the camera. Footage of mick’s wife Norma dancing is shown. ‘A month later’. ‘After nearly a year, Mick was able to visit his wife, Norma’. Phone footage of mick talking to the camera is shown. ‘The Brown Cow Dementia group has temporarily moved to Zoom for their meetings’. Footage of Zoom meeting with various people including Dawn, Jenni and Mick is shown. ‘Becky and her team of key workers continue to work hard through the pandemic’. Footage of care home staff dressed in Covid PPE shown. Jenni and her husband shown at home. Mohammed is shown. Mick is shown in car with covid mask hanging from the rear-view mirror. ‘As a third lockdown was announced, Mick’s visits were forced to stop’. Mick is shown in a frosty park, sat on a wooden bench. Dawn is shown looking through family photos. ‘But dawn is now able to see David ever week. Albeit through a protective screen’. Footage of Dawn talking to David through protective screen. The bar at the Brown Cow is shown. Paul is shown turning off all the lights in the pub. Empty tables are shown. Covid mask on an empty table is shown. Credits play. ‘Filmed under very strict and difficult COVID restrictions’. Directed by Scott Coulthard. Logos for: Bradford 2025 UK city of Culture Bid. City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council. Bradford City of film a UNESCO creative city. Keighley Working to become Dementia Friendly. Special Thanks: All Participants. Brown Cow Pub. Computer Gentle. Jonny Stoker (Soundtrack). Meri Yaardain. Nicola Hargreaves. Sutton Lodge.
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