FOREVER CHEMICALS (2026)

In Our Blood: The Forever Chemicals Scandal, set for release in 2026, is a documentary that exposes the widespread contamination of a UK town by toxic PFAS, commonly known as "forever chemicals." The film reveals how these persistent substances have infiltrated local water supplies and soil, leading to alarming health consequences for residents and factory workers. Through investigative journalism and personal testimonies, the movie sheds light on corporate negligence and the regulatory failures that allowed such pollution to persist unchecked.

The narrative follows the community's struggle to obtain justice and accurate medical information after staggering blood test results confirmed high levels of PFAS in their systems. As families confront the long-term health risks associated with exposure, including cancer and immune system damage, the documentary highlights the broader implications for public safety and environmental policy across the United Kingdom.

• The production team spent over three years gathering evidence and securing access to private medical records from affected individuals.
• Key interviews include former plant executives who initially dismissed safety concerns raised by local activists.
• The film features exclusive data analysis from independent toxicologists verifying the presence of multiple PFAS compounds.
• Community leaders featured in the documentary are advocating for stricter national regulations on chemical manufacturing waste.
• Early screenings at international environmental film festivals have generated significant discussion about industrial accountability.