The article discusses the short film 'St Pancras Sunrise' directed by Maeve Murphy, which is inspired by the 1981 murder of sex worker Patsy Malone and the subsequent protests by the English Collective of Prostitutes. The film, set in King's Cross, London, follows a young Irish musician, Blathnaid, and her friendship with a street sex worker, Nadina, while highlighting issues of police violence and the safety of sex workers. Murphy emphasizes the need for systemic change in police conduct and the importance of humanizing sex workers in media. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)