Eithne Nightingale is an award winning writer, photographer and researcher. She writes travel articles for the Australian and British national press, fiction and memoir. She is also doing research into people who have migrated as children (under 18) to East London any time between 1930 and the present day.
Projects credited in
- The House That Is Not There4
- Life is a DestinyArgun Ismet Imamzade was born in 1949 in Limassol, Cyprus. After his parents left for England he lived with his grandparents, his brother and his 3 step-brothers from his mother’s first marriage. Their home was bombed in the conflict between Greek and Turkish Cypriots following independence from Britain in 1960. After some months in a refugee camp, and a very interrupted education, Argun, aged 13, and his older brother sailed to England to join their parents. Argun carried with him a family phot2
- UgwumpitiThis is the story of a young boy, Maurice Nwokeji, who survived hunger and bombs in the Biafran war in Nigeria. The film's soundtrack is entirely music by Maurice and his group One Jah.1
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Skills
- Film
- Academic Writing
- Writing
- Cultural Journalism
- Travel Writing
- Photography