Here's a finely crafted short film that touches the heart. Nothing of any great worth and moment in the grand scheme of things, just another ordinary, everyday heroine.
The kind of people you see every day. The kind of people whose lives should be celebrated, rather than many of the "celebrities".
It's pieces of art like this - for such cinematography is an art form - that makes me marvel at the diversity and talent of the human species. The editing, the camerawork, they are areas I know nothing about yet can appreciate good work when I see it, even if I lack both training and talent to do anything nearly as good. My talents lie in other areas.
Oh yes - I've been in contact with Ms Russell. The lump was benign.
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