Olivia Colman film on baby death tragedy from black mould launches 'terrifyingly urgent' rights campaign

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Award-winning actress Olivia Colman starring in a gripping new short film released today (Wednesday 28 Febuary) by Amnesty International UK, as the organisation calls attention to a national human rights crisis happening in the UK

Award-winning actors Olivia Colman and Adrian Lester are starring in a gripping new short film released today (Wednesday 28 Febuary) by Amnesty International UK, as the organisation calls attention to a national human rights crisis happening in the UK

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