This documentary was created for a final year university project by myself and a few colleagues. We collaborated on every aspect, from developing the storyline and identifying key themes to conducting interviews and capturing footage. The technical side involved filming, editing, and producing a cohesive narrative that effectively conveyed the family's story and the broader Mica crisis. This project not only honed my technical production skills, like camera work, sound, and editing, but also deepened my understanding of storytelling, teamwork, and time management. Being involved in every stage of the production process gave me a well-rounded experience and reinforced my passion for documentary filmmaking. It also taught me the importance of empathy and giving a voice to those whose stories need to be heard.