Bumblebee is the name of the policeman's daughter, and the only person he will listen to when asked to calm down or leave the couple alone. If you have further questions about this event, please contact Barry on YmFycnlqZ2liYiB8IGljbG91ZCAhIGNvbQ= The phone numbers that are available to learn in Twelve Minutes are Bumblebee's number, the husband's number, emergency services, and the health care administrator. If you want to bring a group, please contact Compassionate Sheffield directly using the ‘contact’ button below. However, you can also just drop in on the day. If, later, you can't come, please let us know so we can let people on the waiting list attend. The event is free, but please let us know you’re coming if you can by booking a ticket here on Eventbrite. For Blue Badge parking information, please email bWFya2V0aW5nYW5kZXZlbnRzIHwgZ2VuY2VtICEgb3Jn The most accessible route up to the chapel is via Sandford’s Walk, see map here. There is a wheelchair ramp at the chapel entrance.

The Gift will be introduced by the director, Dr Barry J Gibb, with a Q&A afterwards, followed by a special Show & Tell in which audience members are invited, along with the filmmaker, to bring along and share an object they treasure from someone they have lost. Fighting a severe form of breast cancer, we share time with Barbara as she comes to terms with - and celebrates - her own mortality, challenging what makes a good life, a good death, a person? Is it what they say, what they do or the memories they leave with us? ‘The Gift’ (30min, 12A) is an award-winning documentary following fun, vibrant artist, Barbara Bird, during the final year of her life and beyond her death. A screening and discussion of this award-winning documentary that explores what makes a good life, a good death, a person?

12 minutes movie