Women (3×60′) – Documentary series the rise of feminism and interrogating its impact on contemporary women’s lives.
Generational in structure, the first film, entitled Libbers, maps the ideology of women’s liberation in the Seventies, including interviews with legendary British and American feminists, including Kate Millett, Susan Brownmiller, Germaine Greer, and the last ever interview with novelist [...]
The Art of Maps (4×60′) – Looks at the story of four maps using original artwork, journals, archive and testimony. Accompanied by a website were viewers can explore five historic maps.
Magnificent Maps: Power, Propaganda And Art an exhibition at the British Library runs from 30th April to 19th September 2010.
Channel: BBC4
Producer: Tern Television
TX: Spring 2010
Source: [...]
Mapping the World (3×60′) – Professor Jerry Brotton explores the history of mapping from rock art to Google Earth and looks at how they are related to power, romance, wars and exploration.
Channel: BBC4
Producer: BBC
TX: Spring 2010
Source: Broadcast
Zimbabwe’s Forgotten Children (1×60′) – Undercover documentary about the plight of children in Zimbabwe’s repressive regime, featuring by a Zimbabwean filmmaker who takes us on a personal journey.
Channel: BBC4
Source: BBC Press Office
The Interrupters (1x ) – Documentary about former gang members who are trying to bring peace to the streets of Chicago.
Channel: BBC4 (Storyville strand)
Producer: Rise Films / Kartemquin Film
TX: Mid-2011
Source: Broadcast
Dads In Literature (1×60′) -Documentary exploring how fathers have been portrayed in books, and the relationships that authors have with their fathers.
Channel: BBC4 (Fatherhood Series)
Producer: BBC Bristol
Source: Broadcast
Who Needs Dads? (1×60′) – Laverne Antrobus explores the psychological impact a father or father-figure has on their children.
Channel: BBC4 (Fatherhood Season)
Producer: Pioneer Productions
Source: Broadcast
Men About The House - charts the story of the “comedy dad”.
Channel: BBC2
Producer: Green Inc
Source: BBC Press Office
The Big Spring Clean (6×30′) – Andrew Graham-Dixon helps cleaners and conservators get the National Trust’s Petworth House in Sussex ready to reopen to the public in March 2010. W
Channel: BBC4
Producer: Wall to Wall
Source: Broadcast
Shipshape (2×60′) – Explores how the sea has influenced British art and culture.
Channel: BBC4
Producer: BBC Scotland
TX: Summer 2010
Source: Broadcast