Paul Maunder, seated at right, is seen directing his 1974 dramatised documentary One of those people who live in the world. This feature-length film was broadcast on television in two parts. It shows Denise Maunder (then the director's wife) descending into clinical depression. She is admitted to a psychiatric hospital and receives a variety of therapies and treatments, including electroconvulsive therapy. Standing at rear are Kaye Buchanan (actor), Bayly Watson (camera assistant) and Lynton Diggle (camera operator).
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