Heavy Water: a film for Chernobyl

David Bickerstaff (director, editor)
David Bickerstaff is an artist and award-winning filmmaker who founded Atomictv in 1997 as an umbrella organisation for developing digital art projects and collaborations. His CD-roms and video works such as Channel 14, Muhammad Speaks, Forró, Braunschweig Tourist, and Heavy Water: a film for Chernobyl have been shown both in Britain and internationally. He is currently the Creative Director at Newangle Productions, producing video installations and interactives for museums and visitor attractions. He has won various awards for his projects including an Insight Award for Excellence from the National Association of Film and Digital Media Artists in the United States and was a member of the 2004 BAFTA judging panel for Interactive Art. (www.atomictv.com)

Phil Grabsky (director, producer)
Phil is an award-winning documentary filmmaker. He has directed for all major broadcasters and has written four books. In 2001 Phil directed Muhammad Ali: Through the Eyes of the World, which has been seen in over 100 countries. The Boy who Plays on the Buddhas of Bamiyan, which Phil filmed and directed in Afghanistan during 2002/2003, has played in cinemas and on television worldwide. To date, it has won 11 awards, including the highly prestigious first prize at Valladolid International Film Festival, and the best film Gold Hugo in Chicago, where it also won a special prize for cinematography. Phil has just completed the first ever major cinema documentary on the life of Mozart, In Search of Mozart (www.insearchofmozart.com).

Press comments for In Search of Mozart:
" …manages to convey the intensity of the musical experience more grippingly than anything I have seen on film or television" The Times
"A model of its kind" The Independent
"Top-drawer … essential viewing" The Guardian

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