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Married to The
Eiffel Tower |
C5/Blink |
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"Beautifully shot and fascinating - the film has reminded me why I like watching television." The Observer | ||
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Cutting Edge - Bus Pass Workaholics A look at Britain's 1.2 million pensioner workforce finding humour and sadness in their stories |
C4/Silver River
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Into The Big Wide World Following a project in south London trying to give a better chance in life to teenagers leaving the care system. |
C4/Ricochet
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"It's heartening to see a film that
painstakingly avoids mawkishness and exploitation, instead we get to understand
the quartet's hopes and fears." |
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Jamie's Chef |
C4/Fresh One
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"It is shaped with loving care. If it were a sculpture it would be a Henry Moore. If it were a steak it wouldn't have an ounce of fat on it. Each scene whizzes by and each character zings off the screen." Radio Times | ||
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Extraordinary People - Following 13 year old Petero from rural Uganda to Dallas for dramatic surgery |
C5/At It Productions Filmed and Directed |
| Shortlisted 2007 Grierson Awards | ||
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Hannah Glasse - The First Domestic Goddess Clarissa Dickson-Wright presents a drama documentary about the Georgian author. |
BBC4/Optomen
Television
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Nominated 2007 Glenfiddich Award |
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Who Got Diana Dors' Millions? A code cracking thriller biography "The tense atmosphere of a sleuth movie" Evening Standard |
C4/Granada Directed by Isabel Tang
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2004 RTS Award (North
West) Best Factual Entertainment Programme |
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| The Stirling Prize 2007 | C4/Talkback Thames | |
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Kevin McCloud tours Europe looking at the
buildings |
Directed by |
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The British Middle Class Tristram Hunt explores the origins of middle class values. |
C4/ Blakeway Productions
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| The Baby Race |
C4/ Hart Ryan Productions |
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| 1 of 3 ob docs following would be mums without men. |
Directed by Diana Hill |
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The Real
John Curry
Bio of the Olympic ice skater and Britain's first openly gay sportsman. "Beautifully edited" Head of Documentaries |
C4/Granada
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2003 RTS Award Best Sports Documentary
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BBC/Touch |
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6
0f 10 films following the lives of children |
Producer: Ken McGill |
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Fifteen 2 of 3 films about fifteen year olds in south London Oliver Morse, Daisy Asquith, Simon Rose, Nichola Koratjitis and Laurence Williamson by C4 poster |
C4/Windfall |
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2000 RTS Award
Best documentary series 2000 BAFTA nominated Best documentary series |
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Diary of a Teenage Nudist Exploring the funny but murky world of nudism. "Thought provoking" The Times |
C4/ZKK Filmed and Directed by Alex Berk |
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New Servants 1 of 3 films about new servants and services for people with more money than time. |
BBC2/Talkback Thames
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Cutting Edge - Sleeping with the Au
Pair The damage caused by falling for the au pair |
C4/Twenty Twenty
Filmed and Directed
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The World's
Worst Century - The Black Death
"A gripping horror documentary" Daily Express |
C4/Granada
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Ruby Does The
Business Ruby Wax on how to make a quick million bucks in the Chrysalis music empire |
BBC3/Princess Productions |
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The
Decision 2 of 3 films about children and social services. "A stunning document of our times" Evening Standard |
C4/Windfall Camera/Directors: |
| 1999 RTS Award Best documentary series | ||
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Who Rules The Roost?
1 of 8 in new series
about working parents trying |
BBC3/Ricochet
Digital
Directed by Francine Shaw |
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Living The Dream - Cabbies on
Safari From zebra crossings to zebras crossing |
BBC2 Producer: Nicola Gibson |
| The Diagnosis |
C4/Windfall |
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Co-editor with Simon
Rose of three films following |
Producers: Emma
Bowman, |
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