Documentaries

PAUL WELLER: INTO TOMORROW
A unique documentary featuring the accomplished artist telling his career spanning story with additional interviews from The Jam and Style Council members, Boy George and Noel Gallagher amongst many others.
Directed by Stuart Watts / Double Jab for BBC 2 and DVD release / 1x90min
- - Opening film at Sheffield Documentary Film Festival - -

ONE BOMB: THE HIDDEN HISTORIES OF THE BLITZ
The butterfly effect of one bomb - from initial impact during World War II, right through to the wider consequences for modern Britain - is tracked, unveiling a complex chain reaction of personal, social and ultimately national stories.
Directed by Tim Kirby / Wall to Wall for BBC 2 / 1x60min


KEEP ON RUNNING: 50 YEARS OF ISLAND RECORDS
Filmed in Jamaica, USA and the UK, this is the story of an independent record label that changed the sound of music worldwide. Interviewees include Island Records founder, Chris Blackwell, Bono, Grace Jones and Amy Winehouse, to name but a few.
Directed by Stuart Watts / Double Jab for BBC2 / 1x90min

PANORAMA: BRITAIN ON THE BRINK
With Britain suffering the longest peacetime slump in decades and our economy in a double-dip recession, Panorama asks whether Britain is ready and able to cope with a new age of austerity with surprising echoes of the 1970s.
Directed by Jonathan Jones / BBC One / 1x30min

MATT CARDLE: INTO THE LIGHT
Focusing on Matt's journey after his X-Factor win and tour, this documentary gives a unique insight into the artist working in the studio, writing and recording his debut album ‘Letters’ as well as his first steps out on the road.
Directed by Yemisi Brookes / Pulse Films for ITV 2 / 1x60min