Heart Hospital – part of ITV 1’s launch season of its flagship news & current affairs strand ‘Exposure’. Numerous pick of the days. Special Edition Films documentary ‘The Heart Hospital’ performed strongly for ITV1 on Monday night, achieving a total … Continue reading →

5/5 Timeout London: ‘Genuinely inspiring’ Metro: ‘Powerful’ Cosmopolitan: ‘Moving and beautifully filmed, this is an absolute must-see’ The story of a remarkable couple whose love is tested to the very edge of life. Kirstie is 21 years old, born with … Continue reading →

Daily Telegraph: ‘Adam Deacon offers thoughtful insight into attitudes to the police.’ Daily Mail: ‘The time he spends on patrol with the police is particularly interesting although his interviews with mistreated members of the public carry more emotional weight.’ BAFTA … Continue reading →

4/5 stars The Times The Telegraph: ‘A moving documentary posing interesting ethical questions.’ Time Out: ‘Tender and thoughtful.’ Jono Lancaster has ‘Treacher Collins Syndrome’, a genetic condition that affects the bones in his face. The condition can be life-threatening, so … Continue reading →

Winter Road Rescue 2 x 60 series With access to the RAC’s national breakdown recovery service and the Highland Council’s snow plough drivers in Scotland, this series follows the ‘quiet heroes’ that keep roads open and Britain on the move … Continue reading →

1.2 million audience at 8pm on Channel 5 Following on from Essex Jungle (4×60 series 2011) Following on from the success of ‘Essex Jungle’ – a four-part series that looked at Essex residents and their obsessions with weird and wonderful … Continue reading →

As more of us wish to explore the world and travel further afield to increasingly remote and exotic locations, an increasing number of holiday-makers are bringing home more than they bargained for. With access to The Hospital for Tropical Medicine, … Continue reading →

Deborah 13: Servant of God 1 x 60 BBC 3 4/5 stars The Times “This film’s strength was that while it could have sneered at Deborah, instead it just observed her”. Benji Wilson, The Telegraph