Awra Amba is an unusual and remarkable place situated in a rural, food insecure region of Ethiopia. The community has developed around goals of equality [...]

Hard-hitting current affairs reportage about a family of four AIDS orphans in Ethiopia. Made especially for the Red Nose Day fundraising programme.

13 episodes of factual and informative TV, shot across the UK, for TRT International, the satellite arm of Turkey’s longest established and most successful broadcaster. Broadcast weekly across the world in over 100 countries.

Thorns and Silk tells four fascinating stories from Palestine, featuring women who work in jobs conventionally associated with men.

Paulina sets out to live on only 10 litres of water a day, for one week. While we in Europe use a generous 200 litres of water every day, 10 litres is [...]

A Turkish mini-cab driver talks immigration, politics, religion and why he lives in a squat.

In Guilt-Free Chic, Paulina seeks help from MyTouch, a new clothes customizing service to find out how she could have her old clothes renewed [...]

Mohan Bista, a fearless and determined man who established the first independent radio network in South Asia, describes his struggle to [...]

Can fashion be fair? Cristina Cisilino’s MADE jewellery is designed by famous UK designers such as Sam Ubhi, but made by people living in acute poverty in [...]

A package travels throughout Finland delivering messages from a long-lost friend, an enemy who wants to reconcile or someone who you had never [...]

A week with the Prime Minister’s bodyguards in Northern Cyprus. Security team-leader Ersöz Paşa introduces us to his colleagues.

This observational documentary follows three 14-year old Finnish teenagers getting ready for their midsummer celebration, armed with a bottle of [...]

The female sexual organ from a man’s point of view. A light-hearted documentary inspired by hit theatre play and book The Vagina Monologues.

An intimate, observational portrait of an 8-year old autistic boy, whose life is a magical place.

A visually stunning journey through London’s oldest food market and its proud stall holder.