Paul Bernays

Filmed over 3 and a half years at NASA, this film follows the historic Artemis II mission, as four astronauts become the first humans since 1972 to travel around the Moon, offering unprecedented access inside NASA’s ambitious return to deep space. With exclusive insight into the challenges, risks and global race behind the programme, the film explores how this mission could pave the way for a permanent human presence on the lunar surface.

A four-part series for CNN marking the 40th anniversary of the disaster. It explores the meltdown, the KGB cover-up, and the war in Ukraine’s impact on the exclusion zone, featuring never-before-seen interviews.

A gripping documentary that investigates the tragic 2023 implosion of the Titan submersible during its descent to the Titanic wreck site. Through expert analysis, firsthand accounts, and exclusive footage, the film uncovers the events leading up to the catastrophic failure, examines the technology behind deep-sea exploration, and questions the decisions that put lives at risk. It’s a harrowing look at ambition, innovation, and the unforgiving power of the deep ocean.

This compelling series of films for BBC and CNN Originals, mark the anniversary of the landmark 1985 concert that redefined charity for a generation. Blending the stories of UK and US musicians with the politics that shaped their mission.

The series features exclusive interviews with Bob Geldof, Bono, Sting and Midge Ure. It explores how music united billions to fight famine and inspired global leaders like George Bush and Tony Blair to address the deeper causes of poverty.

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2003 – millions watch live as Columbia breaks up in the sky over Texas, killing all on board. In this acclaimed landmark series NASA, loved ones and investigators share how an incredible journey ended in tragedy.

‘Makes the astronauts feel like real people as well as mythological figures in a grand tragedy.’ ★★★★ Primetime

Examining the deadliest terror attack on the U.S. before 9/11 on its 35th anniversary. The 1988 bombing of flight Pan Am 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, led to 270 deaths. With access to victims’ families, investigators and intelligence officers who had not spoken until now, this gripping series traces the emotional aftermath, complex investigation and unprecedented trial.

‘A masterclass in moving, urgent TV… a gripping detective story and a beautifully-made, sensitive portrait of grief.’ ★★★★★  THE GUARDIAN

Mathematician and author Professor Hannah Fry explores the science, technology and people on the leading edge of the transformative breakthroughs of our age that affect all our futures, for better or worse.

Thrilling behind the scenes look at how specialist commandos are trained, operate on a mission and assist on international crime busts.

On the 75th anniversary, newly colourised footage tells the personal rivalries between partition’s key players: Nehru, Jinnah and Lord Mountbatten – not to mention Nehru’s passionate affair with Lady Mountbatten. National tragedy escalates as almost a century of British Rule ends in weeks not years.

 ‘It will break your heart and fill it with anger as the film tears through the year leading up to one of the greatest catastrophes of the 20th century.’ ★★★★  THE GUARDIAN

Footballer Ian Wright shares his own upsetting but finally uplifting story and investigates what effect growing up in a psychologically abusive and violent home has on children in the UK now.

The author and former spy John le Carré in his final television interview, with Jon Snow, speaking with unprecedented candour about his life and career as both secret service agent and celebrated author.

The Queen of Country Music, her story and love affair with legendary doomed singer Gram Parsons. With Keith Richards, Willie Nelson and Linda Ronstadt. In this clip Emmylou demonstrates how she’s aged with remarkable wisdom.

Centrepiece of BBC Cool season. Exploring Jazz’s last pivotal year of 1959, featuring Lou Reed & Dave Brubeck. In this clip Brubeck regales us with a story of CIA funded Cold War subterfuge.

NOMINATED for Grierson Award

On April 26, 1986, a routine safety test at reactor number four of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant spiralled into the worst nuclear disaster in history. A devastating explosion and the fire that followed released radiation levels more than 400 times greater than those from the Hiroshima bomb. The catastrophe quickly became global, as a radioactive cloud drifted across Europe and eventually circled the planet. Marking the 40th anniversary of the disaster, this landmark series recounts the full story.

Credits: Windfall Films