Special Edition Films

Don’t Blame the Council

4/5 stars Daily Mail What happens when a council tries to reinvent itself as a profit-making enterprise in the face of massive cuts to funding. Does management have what it takes to change the culture of its council workers to … Continue reading →

We Want Our Country Back

3 Dec ’15

In recent months, Britain First – which says it wants to ban all trace of Islam from the UK – has emerged as a new name in far right politics. Film director Miles Blayden-Ryall joins deputy leader Jayda Fransen and … Continue reading →

How To Live The Chelsea Life

3 Dec ’15

How to Live the Chelsea Life follows Adam Goff and his colleague Rich White as they attempt to revolutionise the London property market with their exclusive “high-end” house-share club. Their firm has a strict policy of only renting to people … Continue reading →

Miracle Babies

3 Dec ’15

Filmed over six months this series highlighted the incredible work of Liverpool Women’s Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, which treats some of the most fragile patients of all – newborn babies. https://vimeo.com/110555579

Meet The Police Commissioner

29 Nov ’15

“While they still are getting made, the mockumentaries – Twenty Twelve and W1A etc – are pretty much redundant. Because this is so much better”. The Guardian Channel 4 Cutting Edge http://vimeo.com/95296789

House of Surrogates

30 Sep ’13

5/5 Stars, ‘Straight up: One of the best documentaries this year’ – The Telegraph 4/5 Stars, ‘A perfectly formed insight into global inequality and power dynamics as first-world entitlement meets developing-world desperation’ – Time Out ‘A remarkable and challenging documentary’ – The Daily Mail ‘This … Continue reading →

A Special Kind Of Mum

5 Sep ’13

“An absorbing double-portrait of two disabled mothers” – Sunday Times What’s life like if you are young, disabled and a mum? This film follows the trials and tribulations of two women who struggle to overcome their physical challenges and the … Continue reading →

Care Home Kids: Looking For Love

30 Jul ’12

There are 80,000 kids in the UK growing up in care – the vast majority will never be adopted and spend their childhoods with no permanent home, being moved from foster placements to children’s homes. Ashley John-Baptiste is best known … Continue reading →