Gallivant

Director Andrew Kötting documents his 6,000-mile journey around the coast of Britain with his 85-year-old grandmother, Gladys, and his eight-year-old daughter, Eden.

Eden suffers from Joubert's Syndrome, a rare brain condition that affects her speech and movement and means that she communicates using sign language.

As the three of them meet and interact with people along their journey, searching for signs of fading folk traditions, Eden and her great-grandmother are able to get to know each other better and bond for the first time.