Since 2006, filmmaker Tim Brunsden has documented LGBTQ+ culture across the UK, capturing performances, protests, and personal stories at events such as Liverpool’s Homotopia Festival and those produced by the queer performance collective Duckie.
The collection—spread across more than 500 MiniDV tapes and 25 aging hard drives—includes rare footage and interviews with pioneering figures such as April Ashley and Bette Bourne.
Building on initial preservation work supported by The National Archives, Re-Dock will fully catalogue the archive to professional standards, working with the cataloguing systems used by the North West Film Archive and the Bishopsgate Institute.
This project was supported by Archives Revealed, Archives Revealed is funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, the Wolfson Foundation, the Pilgrim Trust and The National Archives
