A gripping film showing the struggle faced by people affected by homelessness during the pandemic.
The film was created by Franc Vissers (director & producer) and Elizabeth Healey (co-director & producer), with actress Elizabeth McGovern (Downton Abbey) as Executive Producer and documents the unwavering dedication of Mikkel Juel Iversen (producer) and his team of volunteers at Under One Sky, who risked their own lives at the start of the Covid Pandemic by taking life essentials to the people stranded on the streets of Central London who were terrified and at high risk of catching COVID-19, yet had been left without food to eat or water to drink.
Shot during the 12 months of the pandemic, I’m Still Here captures a moment in time when the British population was being forced apart, yet the local community in central London pulled together to save the lives of people affected by homelessness who were abandoned by the Government. The documentary highlights the work Under One Sky (UOS), a grassroots organisation that provided food, supplies and support when traditional services collapse and most importantly gives a voice to the people who were living on the streets of Central London during the Pandemic.
Downton Abbey actress Elizabeth McGovern, who initially joined UOS as a volunteer handing out food parcels to the homeless, later became Executive Producer of the documentary after seeing the crisis firsthand and feeling determined to make sure this film got finished and seen by as many people as possible.
Trailer: I'm Still Here - Official Trailer
For further information on Under One Sky, please visit www.underoneskytogether.com
"I'm Still Here" is available to watch for free on YouTube and on Amazon Prime Video.
There is the option to donate via QR code at the end of the film.