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Our London Lives is a 2016 auto-biographical documentary film made by Paul Atherton, who initially began collecting footage as a way to memorialize his time spent with his son. The film premiered at the  Museum of London on 8 January 2016 as part of its exhibition "Recording A Life" before being interned into the Museum's permanent collection.  The movie examines Atherton's relationship with his son Charles, who lives in Cardiff and was shot in an attempt to prove that London can be a good place to bring up a child, contrary to some opinions that the city was isolating and anti-family.Footage was shot over a sixteen year period and was edited from over 200 hours of video footage of Charles's visits with his father on regular holidays.  Filming took place entirely in London using a variety of cameras, predominantly the Sony AEX Camcorder, which he placed on display as part of the exhibition at the Museum of London. While shooting the film Atherton had to deal with issues surrounding his chronic fatigue syndrome, with which he was diagnosed in his twenties.The film was taken into the permanent collection of the Museum of London following it's screening in February 2016 and became part of the Museum's online collection in September 2016

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Description	Our London Lives is a 2016 auto-biographical documentary film made by Paul Atherton, who initially began collecting footage as a way to memorialize his time spent with his son. The film premiered at the Museum of London on 8 January 2016 as part of its exhibition "Recording A Life" before being interned into the Museum's permanent collection. The movie examines Atherton's relationship with his son Charles, who lives in Cardiff and was shot in an attempt to prove that London can be a good place to bring up a child, contrary to some opinions that the city was isolating and anti-family.Footage was shot over a sixteen year period and was edited from over 200 hours of video footage of Charles's visits with his father on regular holidays. Filming took place entirely in London using a variety of cameras, predominantly the Sony AEX Camcorder, which he placed on display as part of the exhibition at the Museum of London. While shooting the film Atherton had to deal with issues surrounding his chronic fatigue syndrome, with which he was diagnosed in his twenties.The film was taken into the permanent collection of the Museum of London following it's screening in February 2016 and became part of the Museum's online collection in September 2016
Description	Our London Lives is a 2016 auto-biographical documentary film made by Paul Atherton, who initially began collecting footage as a way to memorialize his time spent with his son. The film premiered at the Museum of London on 8 January 2016 as part of its exhibition "Recording A Life" before being interned into the Museum's permanent collection. The movie examines Atherton's relationship with his son Charles, who lives in Cardiff and was shot in an attempt to prove that London can be a good place to bring up a child, contrary to some opinions that the city was isolating and anti-family.Footage was shot over a sixteen year period and was edited from over 200 hours of video footage of Charles's visits with his father on regular holidays. Filming took place entirely in London using a variety of cameras, predominantly the Sony AEX Camcorder, which he placed on display as part of the exhibition at the Museum of London. While shooting the film Atherton had to deal with issues surrounding his chronic fatigue syndrome, with which he was diagnosed in his twenties.The film was taken into the permanent collection of the Museum of London following it's screening in February 2016 and became part of the Museum's online collection in September 2016

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Starring	Paul Atherton Charles Atherton-Laurie
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Runtime	53 mins
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Country	United Kingdom
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Language	English
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