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Loads of great publicity for ‘Finding Calm’ this week, but still a few days left to reach our Kickstarter goal… Can you support our film and get behind what the charities we’re working with are calling a ‘game-changer’ for paternal mental health? kickstarter.com/projects/10501…

Support "Finding Calm" – A Game-Changing Film for Dads! Toby-Alexander Smith & Amy Walsh Chris Brake are on a mission to highlight the often-overlooked challenges that fathers face during the perinatal period with their new short film, Finding Calm. Fatherhood Solutions are proud

Check out Finding Calm: A Short Film by Toby-Alexander Smith on Kickstarter kickstarter.com/projects/10501… please donate what can, or share far and wide. #MentalHealth #dads #mums #newdad #newmum

3 days left to back us on Kickstarter! Inching closer to our goal, but without your support we can’t make the film… Please do donate if you can, and help us give voice to those who are struggling with paternal mental health. kickstarter.com/projects/10501… #SupportIndieFilm

Please support this much needed project to have fathers mental health seen in a wider arena! So important to support the work of Chris Brake and Toby-Alexander Smith 💜💜

Last few days to get behind finding calm. Please donate if you can or share far and wide. Toby-Alexander Smith Amy Walsh Chris Brake are on a mission to highlight dad's mental health. Fatherhood Solutions Maternal Mental Health Alliance Future Men Leeds Dads The DadPad - [email protected] please share #dads

Please support Toby-Alexander Smith kickstarter to help get this short film made. @toby_alexander_smith has poured passion into this script and it really is the one thing we have waited for in the father's space to highlight paternal mental health on a grand stage. @Fatherhoodipip

🔴 Now at 76% funded! Thank you to all our backers so far. 🔴 Kickstarter is all or nothing, so if we don’t reach our goal we can’t make the film. Please do support if you can and help us shine a light on paternal mental health. kickstarter.com/projects/10501… #SupportIndieFilm

I hope this film gets support. The difficulties some fathers experience with newborn babies is too often overlooked, as Rosie Duffield MP and I heard from ScottMair and others during evidence sessions for our #BirthTraumaInquiry👇

Reached our goal… then SMASHED our goal! Thank you to all of our Kickstarter backers, and still time to join them for anyone who still wants to support our film: kickstarter.com/projects/10501… #SupportIndieFilm #ShortFilm

We are beyond thrilled! We have just been notified by Toby-Alexander Smith that they are now 115% funded for finding calm. This wouldn't have been possible without your incredible support. There is still time to support this kickstarter.com/projects/10501…

So thrilled. Thank you to everyone who has donated. There is still time to donate and be a part of the making of this film. Link in Bio. Thank you!

Just 23 hours left to go until our Kickstarter campaign ends. Thank you SO MUCH to everyone who has propelled us to being 121% funded! There’s still time to join our backers and support our film about paternal mental health here: kickstarter.com/projects/10501… #SupportIndieFilm

This is amazing news, thank you to all who shared and backed the project. This film is going to have such a huge impact and I am so excited about it. Chris Brake Toby-Alexander Smith Amy Walsh You can still back it and get involved see below 👇

We did it! It’s over! THANK YOU! Now let’s make a film… #FindingCalm #SupportIndieFilm #MensMentalHealth

In 1993, the New York Times published an article criticising Federico Fellini and some other foreign language films for being "hard work". MARTIN SCORSESE sent this incredible letter in response.

Highly recommend watching Mars Attacks in black and white. Elevates and enriches the original’s love letter to b-grade sci-fi, and really amps up the schlocky horror. Also, just really beautiful to look at.

So many young people I meet who're getting into filmmaking are middle class/from uni/have family in the arts If you don't come from those worlds, if you're working class + passionate about cinema, and wld like zoom chat, DM me Am not offering work, just encouragement/perspective

Really positive step towards revivifying UK indie film and supporting industry jobs / growth.