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JAMIE’S DYSLEXIA REVOLUTION

Jamie Oliver is one of the UK’s best-known chefs and campaigners and he’s also dyslexic; like around three children in every classroom. Undiagnosed at school, he struggled academically and left feeling like a failure, only reading his first book at the age of 33.

In this special one-off documentary, Jamie returns to the classroom to discover what has and hasn’t changed for children with dyslexia today.

What he finds is sobering; students with dyslexia are now 3.5 times more likely to be expelled than those without and expelled students are 200% more likely to be drawn into violent crime.

Determined to inspire change, he speaks to teachers, parents, students and scientists and finds two powerful ideas that could help transform the education system,  taking them straight to the door of the Secretary of State for Education.

The Guardian

BLUE CARBON

An environmental documentary film where music and nature harmonise, unveiling the untold potential and resilience of coastal realms.

Featuring Grammy-nominated artist Jayda G who embarks on a global journey uncovering the secrets of blue carbon ecosystems and the remarkable individuals dedicated to restoring, safeguarding and nurturing these extraordinary landscapes.

More than just a film, Blue Carbon is a powerful symphony of environmental discovery and hope.

Vogue
Rolling Stone

FANNY: THE OTHER MENDELSSOHN

A documentary film unearthing the exceptional work of Fanny Mendelssohn, sister of the celebrated musical genius Felix. A tale that features an unknown manuscript, some very persistent research and one sensational revelation all set against the backdrop of incredible music perfomances. Read the reviews…

The Guardian
The Arts Desk
The Wall Street Journal
The Observer
Bowery documentary - world premiere Tribeca Film Festival

BOWERY

Bowery - a gripping observational documentary focusing on the intertwining lives of several homeless people in Manhattan, New York. Filmed over the course of a year, it captures their lives through the four seasons and into the early stages of the pandemic. Bowery’s world premiere was held at Tribeca 2022.

Reel News Daily Review
Tilt Magazine Review

  • COUP 53 - The Hollywood Reporter

    Todd McCarthy writes “Obsessive and yet bracingly clear-minded, albeit anything but tidy, the film will enthrall documentary and history geeks. After a run through festivals, this dense and idiosyncratic work should and must find homes on docu-friendly channels worldwide.”

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  • COUP 53 - The New Yorker

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    COUP 53 - The New Yorker

    Read Rebecca Mead’s engaging interview with Ralph Fiennes where he discusses the role he played in the documentary COUP 53 … “Even before being cast as Gareth Mallory, otherwise known as M, the head of M.I.6, in the James Bond franchise, Ralph Fiennes, the English actor, was intrigued by the motivations of spies.”

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  • COUP 53 - The Times

    Larushka Ivan-Zadeh’s review describing COUP 53 as a “dark chapter in Iran’s history that we all need to learn about.”

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  • COUP 53 - NPR Fresh Air

    John Powers reviews COUP 53 and describes the film “as an exhilarating new historical documentary that unfolds with the pace and complexity of a thriller.”

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Further Reviews

  • LIVING WARRIORS

    The creative forces behind the Living Warriors Project are interviewed by the BBC’s Dominic King

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  • SISA: COCAINE OF THE POOR

    Review featured in The Guardian… “it's also gripping, and a chilling reminder of the reality of Greece's economic crisis”

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  • EUROPE OR DIE

    The challenging and precarious journey to Europe, revealed through several individuals who risk everything in the search for a safer life

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  • SHAKESPEARE FROM KABUL

    Ten actors from Afghanistan prepare to stage Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors in Dari, at one of the world’s most ambitious theatre festivals

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