Maybe Today
A picture of life at Le Court, the flagship Cheshire Home near Petersfield, Hants. Describing itself as a “Musical Documentary about the dreams, hopes, fears and difficulties of disabled people”, Maybe Today was made by disabled filmmaker Brian Line (resident of Le Court Cheshire Home) with the support of local arts student Monica Mazure and members of the Le Court Film Unit, who were all residents of Le Court. It shows how residents raised funds to build an extension enabling everyone to have a private room. With its combination of folksong and a homespun (almost home movie) shooting style, it’s a curious but intriguing film.
Year: 1973
Genre: Documentary
Studio: Le Court Film Unit
Director: Monica Mazure
Cast: Frank Henning, Scarlet Lace
Crew: Paul Roestad (Cinematography), David Martin (Music), David Gibson (Cinematography), Monica Mazure (Director), Vicky Pricke (Sound), Michael Cairns (Music)
Runtime: 12 minutes
Release: Jan 01, 1973
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Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
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