British Red Cross Picture editor Kim retraces her family’s harrowing escape from war-torn Vietnam to 1980s Britain, a country gripped by recession and anti-immigration rhetoric. As she unearths childhood memories of exile, hostility and the friendship of strangers, Kim reveals how her past forged a lifelong mission: to seek justice, challenge stereotypes, and champion compassion, through the lens of the camera.
About the Director
Cosima Barzini is a London-based film producer and director with extensive experience creating compelling visual stories for broadcast, documentary, and digital platforms. She has produced and directed content for BBC2, Sky Arts, and a range of independent productions, including short documentaries, music videos, and live events.
Cosima has served as an in-house filmmaker for Chocolate Films and the Imperial War Museum, and currently works as a Film Producer at the British Red Cross, where she leads the production of impactful films that highlight humanitarian stories and global initiatives.
Details
| Film Category: | British |
| Runtime: | 22 Mins |
| Director: | Cosima Barzini, Kimberly Hoang |
| Country: | United Kingdom |
| Language: | English |
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