This powerful and harrowing documentary that focuses on the plight of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s street children, who were found to be commonly involved in witchcraft, cannibalism and as child soldiers.

The Narrator:  Robert Powell
  

Alan is an adolescent growing up in a working-class environment in the East End of London. His relationship with his mother is tested when a new best friend enters his life.

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Alan Smedley: Glen Berry

Jane Smedley: Wendy Nottingham

Abused by her family, forced into marriage, raped, pregnant at 13 then hunted down for violating her family’s honour.  This is the shocking, compelling true story of Sameem’s struggle to break free from her past and fight back against her upbringing.
 

The Narrator: Sameem Ali 

Jack is eight, his father's dead and he's bullied at school. With the aid of his imaginary friend, 'The Professor' they embark on an adventure to build a time machine in order to travel back through time to save his fathers life.

Jack: George Hayter

Jack's mother: Anna Farnworth
 

The film examines modern day masculinity and asks the question "why are modern males increasingly suffering conditions that are more often than not associated with women?"

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The Narrator: Nick McCaheary 

Juarez City of Dreams examines why so many people flock to the city and what life is like for those living in the most dangerous and violent city in the Americas if not the world.
 

The Narrator: Simon Bowen 

The film examines Burkitts Lymphoma, the most aggressive cancer known to man, through an intimate portrait of a UK mother who loses her son to this disease.
 

The Narrator: Stephanie Hampton 

Belal and Pasha are 'The Curry Knights' their quest, to champion Britain curry.  We follow the Knights on their culinary crusade to educate the British public on the largely unknown history and evolution of the British curry.

The film examines the architects and visionaries behind on of the UK's most beautiful and ground breaking low carbon contemporary buildings.

An impressionistic documentary for the Teenage Child Cancer Trust about a unique musician and instrument maker living a remote existence on the island of Orkney.
 

A heart-warming, poetic and beautifully filmed documentary that follows international photographer Alexis de Vilar on a journey to present an intimate portrayal of what will be a true African success story. 
 

Artist and 'maverick composer', Ergo Phizmiz, attempts to survive a career on the outer limits. Filmed over 10 years, we explore his reclusive upbringing, and the struggle with communication that drives his creative obsessions.