You may look at the trailer for I am Eleven and think you're about to embark down a well worn path, one you've walked with Michael Apted (and Paul Almond) and their Seven Up series (or if you stayed at home in Australia, with Gillian Armstrong's Smokes and Lollies, which did a similar multi-subject interview over time, at ages 14, 18, 26, 33 and 48), but Australian documentary film maker Genevieve Bailey isn't all that interested in the idea of growing up. In fact, she'd probably tell Gillian and Michael that they missed all the best bits. Bailey's all about 11. As a recovering teacher, I...