Emma Barnett: Fighting Endometriosis (2026)
Director: Rachel Lob-Levyt
Emma Barnett opens up about her personal battle with endometriosis—a condition that strikes one in ten women during their reproductive years, bringing agonizing, often crippling pain. Inside her body, wayward cells resembling uterine tissue mysteriously latch onto other organs, forming lesions that bleed, scar, and ignite inflammation. There is no known cure. Though endometriosis is as widespread as diabetes, it receives just a sliver of the research funding. Traveling across the UK, Emma connects with fellow sufferers among the millions of women silently enduring the same ordeal. Through raw, honest conversations, they reveal the true toll of this disease—shattering fertility, careers, and relationships.