The cousin of a man who died in the 7 July London bombings has made a documentary film revealing the impact his death had on the family.
Anthony Fatayi-Williams died in the Tavistock Square bombing
Anthony Fatayi-Williams, 26, who went to school in Sevenoaks, Kent, was killed when Hasib Hussain blew up a bus at Tavistock Square in 2005.
Thomas Ikimi, 28, of north London, has produced a film called The Homefront that charts his family's bereavement.
He said he hoped it would encourage people to join the debate on terror.
Mr Ikimi said: "There was just a need to be involved in this, to feel like I was involved and doing something about a situation like this. That was the reason for starting the documentary.
"Obviously it was very difficult as it [the film] progressed, as you are revisiting things that people would normally push out of their minds. Having to deal with [those things] every single day... wasn't easy for me."
But he said the film was not just a simple tribute to his cousin.
Mr Ikimi added: "Because it's being made by a family member people expect that it's just a tribute to who you have lost but... the most fitting tributes are the tributes that actually affect people's lives and make their lives better in some way."