From September 2022 we've started raising funds again

The diagnosis rates for ADHD are low.

Currently less than half as many women are diagnosed than men are.

Not being diagnosed has profound effects on people's health and wellbeing.

The majority of people either aren't aware, or aren't paying attention and we think that this should change.

We have two main aims for the film:

1. To raise awareness 

2. To create a distinctive film that will do the crew and the ADHD community justice 

We really need your help to fund the film. 

Your donation will go towards covering the cost of everything, including:

1. Paying the crew

2. Hiring equipment

3. Crafting the film in post-production

4. Getting the film out there to audiences

What your donations will go towards:

Yas Ismail

Director / Producer

I am a Documentary Producer, Filmmaker and Journalist from London. I am currently producing and directing a documentary for the BBC. Prior to this I was a Digital Producer for brands including The Guardian and BBC Three and worked as a film programmer at an independent cinema and for film festivals in the UK.

As a director, I am most interested in innovatively telling stories that are rarely told, and drawn to films which explore social issues and films where gender, race and class intersect. 

Samira Oberberg

Director of Photography 

Samira is a London-based cinematographer. Born and raised in Germany, she moved to England to study Cinematography at the prestigious National Film and TV School. Samira is drawn to human stories that have social issues at heart, with a feminist or queer perspective and those which challenge her and the audience.

Her work has screened and won awards at leading international film festivals including Festival de Cannes, London Short Film Festival, and Encounters Film Festival and Samira is a member of a collective of female Cinematographers in the UK, and part of BFI NETWORK x BAFTA crew.