Postboxes Don’t Die (2025)

This documentary film follows photographer Chris Gleave as he recounts his experience photographing the aftermath of the 1996 IRA bomb attack in Manchester City Centre. Gleave shares his journey that day, showing both the physical damage and the emotional toll on the city's residents. Using his photographs and personal narration, the film offers a close look at how photography captures history, witnesses tragedy, and shows strength after hardship. It explores the photographer's role in recording important events, reflecting on terrorism, loss, and the human capacity for recovery.