A collection of individual, personal
digital stories made in Bristol, UK


Stories > random selection (12 of 222)

  • 2:10
    Still from Haldon’s Story
    Haldon’s Story
    Haldon Downer
    Life and work in Britain for a Jamaican immigrant.
  • 2:14
    Still from Ena’s Story
    Ena’s Story
    Ena McFarlane
    Finding a job in Britain.
  • 1:17
    Still from How Do We Know Each Other?
    How Do We Know Each…
    Lia Yau
    I know somebody, who knows everybody, who knows me. So tell me, how do we know each other?
  • 5:48
    Still from Mrs Gurdial Kaur’s story
    Mrs Gurdial…
    Gurdial Kaur
    Mrs Gurdial Kaur talks of her family migration during the partition of India and Pakistan.
  • 2:28
    Still from The Pioneer
    The Pioneer
    Reethah Desai
    The story of the zinc smelting process.
  • 4:25
    Still from How Lovely To Ride A Bicycle
    How Lovely To Ride A…
    Iside Calascibetta Di…
    Two schools, two sisters, one bicycle and a lie-in; Iside risks all to get both her little sister and herself to school in time!
  • 3:37
    Still from Shed Heaven
    Shed Heaven
    Eileen Haste
    A glimpse of heaven from the window of a Virgin Trains ‘Pendolino’ turns into reality.
  • 3:10
    Still from Silencing the Dog
    Silencing the Dog
    Jon Wisbey
    From initial misgivings about moving to Barton Hill comes a sense of belonging and the desire to capture on film the changing face…
  • 2:01
    Still from Truth
    Truth
    Paddy Uglow
    A story about a spiritual journey, ending in Bristol.
  • 1:48
    Still from How America got its name
    How America got its…
    Alison Farrar
    A traditional Bristolian seafaring tale that explains how America was named.
  • 1:52
    Still from Paul Robeson: The Roles we Play
    Paul Robeson: The…
    Anna Farthing
    Actress Pearl talks about how she is inspired by Paul Robeson, the first black man to perform the part of Shakespeare’s Othello.
  • 1:12
    Still from What could have been
    What could have been
    Louis
    A rap story of love and loss in Hartcliffe.