Clio Barnard on the ethical minefield of making documentaries

Royal Academy of Arts by Royal Academy of Arts

May 23, 201900:47:03Arts

Poetic and unflinching, Clio Barnard’s films explore the beauty and terror in rural English landscapes. Honing in on the lives and hardships of working-class Englanders, her films offer an unblinking account of life on t...

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