Explore
Explore is where the films open into bigger questions - about family, love, memory, identity, community and the craft of telling real human stories.
Some pieces begin with a person we have filmed. Others begin with something noticed in the room, a question that would not go away or a lesson learned from more than 25 years of documentary work. Together, they form Relatively Speaking’s growing body of thinking about the relationships that make us who we are.
A Norfolk family shop, known as 'Graves the Butchers', has been going since just after WW2. Paul Graves' daily paper round reveals a much bigger story about community, connection and quietly looking after one another.
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