Taking care of our own. What’s involved? This film sheds some light on the subject.

When Victorian artist Lee Stephenson discovers she is dying and requests, in no uncertain terms, to die at home, her daughter, a filmmaker, captures this extraordinarily personal window into the last two weeks of her life.

Candid and highly personal, this 72 minute documentary unflinchingly reveals the last two weeks of Victorian artist Lee Stephenson’s life, as her family work together to grant Lee her final wish – to die at home. www.byronbaymultimedia.com.au/the-last-two-weeks-at-longlee/

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Shot at “Longlee,” her mother’s art-filled home in the stunning Goulburn Valley, we witness the 82-year-old artist navigate her impending death, veering between grace, anger, clarity and confusion.