Born to parents from the west of Ireland, and growing up in Reading, Paul Cooke is a participatory filmmaker who has worked with young people in Germany, South Africa, Cambodia and Lebanon. Paul trains young people make films about the legacy of the past and its impact on their lives today. This has involved helping young people to make films about the Stasi past in Germany, the legacy of apartheid in South Africa or the legacy of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia.
Nominated for Best Research Film of the Year and for the Social Media Short Award
The Born Free Generation, Phendulani’s Story and Me
UK Arts and Humanities Film Prize
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