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Best Documentary | 2016
Best Documentary Feature | 2016 | James
2016 | Pete
Feature Documentary Films Competition | 2016 | Gerry
Best Documentary | 2017 | Pete
Outstanding British Film of the Year | 2017 | Mike
Outstanding Debut by a British Writer Director or Producer | 2017 | Pete
Breakthrough BritishIrish Filmmaker of the Year | 2017 | James
Best Actress in a Supporting Role Film | 2017 | Simone
Outstanding Achievement in Craft | 2016 | Joakim
Best British Independent Film | 2016
Best Director | 2016 | Pete
Best Film | 2016 | Pete
Best Film | 2016 | Pete
Best Documentary Feature | 2016 | Pete
2016 | Pete
2016 | Pete
2016 | James
When it was shown on British TV, the film was made available with two soundtracks. The first was a "heightened soundtrack" produced by one of Europe's leading sound designers, Joakim Sundström, who created a rich, immersive soundtrack calibrated specifically for blind audiences, using enhanced sound design and additional audio from the characters to guide the audience through the story. The second was a more regular audio described version read by Stephen Mangan.
"John M. Hull: What I remember about you most vividly in those years was your amazing practicality. You never expressed regrets. You just got on with the next thing, step by step. The way you did that, I always thought was incredible."
"Marilyn Hull: [I began to be terribly afraid... that something would be broken between us which could not be healed. That you were disappearing into a world where I could not follow]"
