Who’s Changing – An Adventure In Time With Fans

28/11/2014

A perfect gift for the Who fan in your life this Christmas is Who’s Changing – An Adventure In Time With Fans which is available to buy on DVD or stream online (check out the player above).

This 81 minute long film looks at the changing face of Doctor Who fandom and features Doctor Who legends like Louise Jameson (Leela), Neve McIntosh (Madame Vastra), Sophie Aldred (Ace), Dan Starkey (Strax), Caitlin Blackwood (Amelia Pond), Simon Fisher-Becker (Dorium Maldovar), Catrin Stewart (Jenny Flint) and writers such as Andrew Smith (Full Circle), James Moran (The Fires of Pompeii), Eric Saward (Earthshock), Jane Espenson (Torchwood: Miracle Day) and script editor/author Gary Russell alongside many more fascinating names. Visit whoschanging.co.uk for the full list.

You can rent Who’s Changing in the player above (for only £3.49) or you can buy the DVD online from: Galaxy4.co.uk, ForbiddenPlanet.com and Amazon or in stores such as Forbidden Planet (London), The Who Shop (London), The Cinema Store (London), The Stamp Centre (The Strand, London) or Galaxy 4 (Sheffield).

You can also buy the DVD directly from us using the form below for only GBP £12.99 – including worldwide shipping!

The DVD is Region 0 (Region Free 0 – can be played by DVD players around the world) and features 82 minutes of extras including full interviews with Louise Jameson (Leela), Neve McIntosh (Madame Vastra), Dan Starkey (Strax) and Simon Fisher-Becker (Dorium Maldovar).

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Who’s Changing – An Adventure In Time With Fans has already been screened this year at various film festivals including: The Boston Sci-Fi Film Festival, Sci-Fi London 2014, the North American Science Fiction Convention, DetCon 1 and the Los Angeles Fear + Fantasy Film Festival 2014. Here’s what the critics have been saying (click on the quotes for the full reviews):

“sunny hearted celebration of all things fan.
…invaluable instagram shot of where fan culture is at this exact moment.
… a finely detailed and refreshingly uncynical lust letter to the series it now is.”
Doctor Who Magazine (#473)

“This is a must own… better than any of the documentaries we got treated to during the 50th anniversary.”

The Cult Den, 10/10

“Who’s Changing ultimately celebrates one thing about Doctor Who that never, ever changes – the fact that its most devoted fans adore it almost unconditionally.”
Starburst, 8/10

“Easily of the quality of documentaries broadcast on the BBC… Highly recommended and we can’t wait for the sequel! A Dewey-eyed and utterly heartwarming.”
Planet Mondas, 10/10

“WHO’S CHANGING is a very well considered and adroitly navigated journey through WHOvianness… It’s a great way to get back in touch with one’s WHOvian roots.”

Ain’t It Cool News

“With its broad cast of colourful fan interviewees, in addition to an impressive roster of people involved with the show, Who’s Changing paints an affectionate portrait that is refreshingly far removed from the regular anorak stereotypes.”

Cult Box, 4 STARS

“really is a lot of fun and is deserving of a place on any and every Whovian’s shelves.”
Kasterborous

“This is as good as anything they use as extras on the official releases!
I’d recommend you see Who’s Changing without hesitation.”
Cygnus Alpha, Issue 14

“… if you are a fan of the new or classic series of Doctor Who you must buy this documentary DVD as it is the best Doctor Who documentary we have had in a long time and that includes the ones by BBC America.”
The Gallifreyan Gazette, A+