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Roz Hervey had hours left to live. She asked her family to press record. (Supplied: Alex Frayne)
AUSTRALIAN STORY PRESENTER LEIGH SALES: Tilda Cobham-Hervey is one of Australia's most exciting young actors, with screen credits including Hotel Mumbai and Apple Cider Vinegar. When her mother Roz, an acclaimed dancer, was diagnosed with motor neurone disease, Tilda was inspired to step behind the camera and document her life story. When Roz expressed a dying wish, Tilda and her family committed to seeing it through.
PHOTOGRAPHER: So, we might start with one shot of Tilda please, and then we'll grab the whole family.
Roz Hervey had hours left to live. She asked her family to press record
As she looks down the barrel of the camera, Roz Hervey faces her imminent death with composure and determination.
"I am ready," the Adelaide-based dancer and artistic director states calmly as her husband Geoff Cobham and children Tilda and Huey Cobham-Hervey watch on.
"It is so, so important that people have the opportunity to die with dignity. I get to choose my beautiful surroundings, people who I love around me and dying in a calm, beautiful, and graceful way."
Having dedicated her life to making art that provoked thought and discussion, Roz, 58, approached her death with the same intention.
In the final hours of her life, Roz had one last creative mission to enact, one that motor neurone disease (MND) had not robbed her of being able to deliver. She asked her family to document her video message.
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