Vote for The Fatal Question in the Charity Film Awards

StreetDoctors has entered its campaign The Fatal Question the Smiley Charity Film Awards 2026, the world’s leading campaign celebrating films for good, and is calling on the public to vote and help their film win.

StreetDoctors short film, The Fatal Question, challenges the deadly myth that a person can be stabbed without causing serious or fatal harm. We confront this misconception head-on, so young people know the real, irreversible consequences of knife violence. 

You can vote for StreetDoctors here.

Voting closes on the 31st January, with the award ceremony taking place in March.

About The Fatal Question

Teenagers from London schools were invited to engage with a life-sized, interactive human sculpture, pointing to areas of the body where they believed a stab wound would not be fatal – revealing the widespread misconceptions at the heart of the campaign.

Once a body part has been guessed, the statue emits a beam of light which triggers projections of the real-life stories of victims, accompanied by personal accounts from their loved ones, detailing the sobering stories of young people killed by a single stab wound to that area of the body.