The Bridge at Midnight Trembles

This documentary explores Richard Moir's journey following his operation for Parkinson's Disease on March 15, 2004. The procedure involves placing electrodes in the brain, which are powered by batteries implanted in the chest. These electrodes send electrical impulses to disrupt harmful signals in the brain.

Running for 52 minutes, the film offers an intimate look at the daily life of a Parkinson's patient, a viewpoint often missing from clinical settings. By focusing on Moir's personal narrative, the documentary sheds light on the challenges and realities faced by those living with this condition.