Audiences around the country will have the opportunity to experience Goodbye Breasts! (2025), the moving and inventive new documentary from writer and director Joanna Callaghan. Travelling from Brighton, to London, Cambridge, Norwich, Nottingham, Oxford, York and Bath and featuring post screening discussions with experts to explore how medicine, community & creativity come together in recovery. The documentary offers a strikingly original exploration of recovery after breast cancer treatment through a blend of humour, creativity and honesty. A two-time hereditary cancer patient, Callaghan transforms her own post-surgery experience into an imaginative & life-affirming story about resilience, identity and healing. Following a double mastectomy, the documentary traces Callaghan's unconventional recovery journey-from building a giant inflatable breast & choreographing post-surgery dance routines to hosting a celebratory "Goodbye Breasts!" farewell party. Combining candid self-shot footage, animation and archival material, the film creates a narrative that is both deeply personal and widely relatable. The film has received recognition at major international festivals, including the Audience Award at Cinecity Brighton Film Festival. Tickets from £10 + booking fee Screening: 14 April, Duke's at Komedia, Brighton 15 April, Phoenix Cinema, East Finchley London 21 April, Cinema City Picturehouse, Norwich 22 April, Arts Picturehouse, Cambridge 28 April, City Screen Picturehouse, York 3 May, Broadway Cinema, Nottingham 5 May Phoenix Picturehouse, Oxford 6 May, Ritzy Picturehouse, Brixton London 7 May, Little Theatre Cinema, Bath About the filmmaker Joanna Callaghan is a filmmaker and Professor of Filmmaking at the University of Sussex. Known for her boundary-pushing storytelling and distinctive approach to personal subjects, her work explores themes of resilience, transformation and the creative human spirit. For information contact [email protected]