Nominee Grand Jury Prize Sundance Film Festival 2013
90 minute Feature Doc
HG Wells wrote of a computer that controlled everything. The film shows Googles attempts to scan all the worlds books and realise Wells.’ dream.
PRODUCED@BLTV.
DIRECTOR BEN LEWIS.
Winner EMMY Outstanding Historical Documentary 2012
Winner CINE Golden Eagle 2011
102 minute, Feature Documentary.
To mark the centenary of the birth of one of the most iconic figures in recent American politics, a documentary which examines the enigmatic career of screen star and two-term US president Ronald Reagan. He has been heralded as one of the architects of the modern world and since his death many Americans have been working to cement his legacy. But who was he and what did he stand for?
PRODUCED @ CHARLOTTE STREET FILMS.
DIRECTED BY EUGENE JARECKI.
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EMMY Nominated Outstanding Informational Programme 2012
90 minute, drama documentary.
A film to mark the 10 year, anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Centre.
PRODUCED @ DARLOW SMITHSON. DIRECTOR JAMES QUINN.
Winner Golden Ace Award, Las Vegas Film Festival 2009
Born again Christians or Evangelists as they like to be known are on the increase across the globe. This film looks at the roles 3 child preachers and their families are having on a religion that some say is the fastest growing on the planet.
PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY AMELIA HANN.
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER MARK SOLDINGER.
PRODUCED @ FIRECRACKER FILMS
Winner, World Television Awards, Best Science Documentary 2008.
A compelling three part documentary that with the help of 3D graphics explores the incredible inner workings of the human brain. The programmes look at a group of remarkable people and poses questions about the origins of genius: are these extraordinary abilities genetic, developed or acquired by accident?
DIRECTOR. KURT TONDORFF.
PRODUCED @ WINDFALL FILMS.
Winner Scottish BAFTA Best Factual Entertainment Programme 2007.
Griff starts his mountainous tour of Great Britain in the formidable Highlands of North West Scotland. This bleak and beautiful region is one of the most remote areas of Great Britain. Follow in his footsteps and find out more about the peaks and the people he encounters.
PRODUCED @ IWC MEDIA.
DIRECTED BY RUPERT SMITH.
Best Short Film, Miami Film Festival 2004.
Best Directing, Strasbourg Film Festival 2004.
7 year old Lucy is in love with her uncle, and finds herself fighting for his attention in a big girl’s world.
PRODUCED @ LOOSE CANNON PRODUCTIONS. DIRECTED BY AMELIA HANN.
BBC Nominated, BAFTA Best Current Affairs Documentary 2003.
Tells the story of , Jayson and Michelle Whitaker, and their seriously ill son, Charlie. Their only hope of finding a cure for Charlie and saving his life is to use a controversial gene technology–produce a baby that is a perfect genetic match for Charlie and harvest stem cells from the baby’s umbilical cord.
We follow the Whitaker’s two-year journey through a minefield of emotions and ethical issues, from one continent to another, as they prepare to create one baby to save another
DIRECTED BY RACHEL COUGHLAN.
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER EDWINA VARDEY.
Winner, Best Human Rights Film, Amsterdam 2002.
Nominated Best Picture, Amnesty International Media Awards 2002.
90 minute Feature Documentary
Henry Kissinger, Nobel Laureate and the most famous American diplomat in history. This 80 minute film investigates charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
PRODUCED BY ALEX GIBNEY @ JIGSAW/THINK TANK N.Y.C.
DIRECTED BY EUGENE JARECKI.
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER ROY ACKERMAN.
Winner Canal Plus Award for Best Documentary 2002.
Finalist, BAFTA Best Cinematography 2000.
BBC Nomination, BAFTA & RTS Best Documentary 2000.
60 minute Doc
In the spring of 1924 a British expedition set out to conquer the as yet unclimbed peak of mount Everest. Two of the expeditions climbers, George Mallory and Andrew Irvine were last seen, 6 /800 metres below the summit. Was Everest scaled 29 years before Hilary and Tensing?
PRODUCED & DIRECTED @ BBC BRISTOL BY PETER FIRSTBROOK.