Bred and Born (1983)
An experimental documentary that reflects on the different kinds of relationship between mother and daughters, and the position of women in the family, in a hybrid, disjointed but always involving way. Produced over a period of four years, Bred and Born emerges from two parallel strands: a women's discussion group about mother-daughter relations at a community centre in East London, and interviews conducted with four generations of working-class women from one family in the East End.
Directors: Mary Pat Leece, Joanna Davis.
| Crew | Joanna Davis | Cinematography |
| Directing | Mary Pat Leece | Director |
| Directing | Joanna Davis | Director |
