Clare
Duration: 92 minutes
Year: 2001
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Produced by: Gibson Group
Directed by Yvonne McKay and written and produced by Dave Gibson, Clare is a 92-minute telefeature that tells the true story of a woman who took on the New Zealand medical establishment.
For fifteen years Clare Matheson attended National Women's Hospital in Auckland where she was unwittingly part of a study that would become known as 'The Unfortunate Experiment'.
When she was eventually diagnosed by a private specialist as having cervical cancer she began a fight that would end in a nine month public inquiry headed by Dame Sylvia Cartwright.
Based on Clare Matheson's book, Fate Cries Enough, Clare is a powerful and uplifting story of one woman's fight for justice.
Clare features Robyn Malcolm in the title role and John Bach as Dr Herbert Green.
View excerpt from this title at NZ On Screen
Year: 2001
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Produced by: Gibson Group
Directed by Yvonne McKay and written and produced by Dave Gibson, Clare is a 92-minute telefeature that tells the true story of a woman who took on the New Zealand medical establishment.
For fifteen years Clare Matheson attended National Women's Hospital in Auckland where she was unwittingly part of a study that would become known as 'The Unfortunate Experiment'.
When she was eventually diagnosed by a private specialist as having cervical cancer she began a fight that would end in a nine month public inquiry headed by Dame Sylvia Cartwright.
Based on Clare Matheson's book, Fate Cries Enough, Clare is a powerful and uplifting story of one woman's fight for justice.
Clare features Robyn Malcolm in the title role and John Bach as Dr Herbert Green.
View excerpt from this title at NZ On Screen
