The Brain Cancer Centre
The Public Diagnosis
Brain cancer is not like other cancers. Nearly 80% of those diagnosed won't make it past 5 years. Survival rates haven't improved in 30 years. Brain cancer kills more kids than any other disease. Despite these stats, barely anyone knows anything about brain cancer. So we created a campaign about the moment of diagnosis.
This usually private moment tells you everything you need to know about brain cancer, so we made one very-real diagnosis public. The film 'Room of Tears' explores the moment where Amy Stephenson's 19 year old son - Lachie - was diagnosed with brain cancer.




Agency: The RoyalsProduction: FINCHAdditional Credits: Hatched Media, QMS, Oliver Grace, PXLCATMelbourne, Australia2023