Much Ado About Dying

Simon Chambers is shooting a film in India when his uncle David calls him with a message of doom: “I think I may be dying.” What the viewer doesn’t yet know is that David is a total drama queen, a former actor and Shakespeare-lover who has grown old on a diet of attention and applause. Simon finds his life drastically interrupted and everything that could go wrong does go wrong as he tries to help his uncle have a good death.

"Much Ado About Dying is the best kind of documentary. It will make you laugh and cry. It will also make you pause for thought." Rob Aldam, Backseat Mafia

We are delighted to welcome director, Simon Chambers, for a post screening Q&A on Sunday 5th May. The Q&A will be hosted by documentary filmmaker, Nora Mayer.

Please note: For the Q&A screening on Sunday 5th May, there will be a prompt start as no ads/trailers.