Chloe Ruthven has worked on education projects around the country, inspiring disaffected youth to use documentary as a tool for change. Out of her work as an educator, she made her first feature doc, Mario and Nini in 2008. Subsequent films include Death of a Hedgefund Salesman (2011), The Do Gooders (2013) and Jungle Sisters 2015. In 2011 she set up Otherfield (formally Quadrangle Film Festival) with a group of fellow filmmakers.
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Published in: HomeWhen the world of documentary films became a factory production line, I fought backAt this gathering of documentary filmmakers, the only thing to pitch is your tent.
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Published in: HomeWhat ‘the Occupiers’ knewAt the height of the 2011 Occupy protests in London, filmmaker Chloe Ruthven started documenting a world where the normal rules of capitalist individualism had been suspended. At the Open City Documentary Festival on 22 June 2016.