Derian dad Paul Woodward’s documentary, “The Little Things”, dives deep into the world of children’s hospices – and offers an exclusive look behind the scenes at Derian House. Directed by the award-winning Thomas Elliott Griffiths, the film highlights the moving stories and connections between families, staff, and volunteers, showcasing the blockbuster impact of hospice care.
The Little Things is currently touring film festivals across the globe and it is hoped a distributor will be secured to allow the film to be showcased to the world.
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Screen Critix
“The Little Things” is a powerful and thought-provoking documentary that will leave a lasting impression on viewers. It is a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the importance of compassion, support, and love. By shedding light on the invaluable work done by children’s hospices, the film encourages us to appreciate the beauty and fragility of life. With “The Little Things” director Griffiths and his entire team have created an unforgettable cinematic experience.
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UK Film Review
The Little Things is the most moving documentary I have seen in years. Thomas Griffiths’ film telling the story of Derian House children’s hospice in Chorley and the families it has helped is incredibly emotional, giving audiences a truthful look at heartbreaking family stories that may be difficult for some viewers – but also managing to beautifully capture the pure good of hospice care and those who commit themselves to it, and how they make places like Derian House a haven for those who need them.