DRIFT: NAVIGATING THE CARE SYSTEM - to shed light on the struggles and challenges faced by children in foster care who are left in the system to 'drift'. The documentary follows the lives of children as they navigate through the foster care system, foster homes, and children's homes, or waiting for a place after foster care. Through their individual stories, viewers gain a deeper understanding of the emotional toll that the system can take on these vulnerable children. The documentary aims is to raise awareness about the need for more support and resources for children in foster care to ensure that they have the best chance for a successful future.
UNDERSTANDING ARFID: ONE BITE AT A TIME - delves into the world of Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID). Through intimate interviews with individuals who suffer from ARFID, their families, and medical professionals who specialise in treating eating disorders, this powerful film sheds light on the challenges and complexities of living with this little-known condition. Join us on a journey of understanding and empathy as we explore this often misunderstood disorder, one bite at a time.
SQUARE PEG, ROUND HOLE - about children who struggle to fit in, whether at school, on the playground, or within their own families. Experts in education and child psychology will share their insights on how we can better support these children. The documentary will feature stories of crisis, highlighting the negative consequences that result when children don't receive the support they need. What happens to families dealing with the fallout? Are parents forced to seek alternative education options due to a system that can't or won't change to meet their individual child's needs? The goal is to promote understanding for children and to inspire positive change. We encourage educators to join the conversation.
WORLD OF EMOTIONS - provides a thorough exploration of the role emotions play in our daily lives and how they impact our experiences. Featuring interviews with medical professionals, and everyday individuals, the film emphasises the importance of emotional intelligence and of how crucial emotions are to our humanity, and how understanding and managing them can lead to a happier and more fulfilling life. In addition, we examine whether modern-day emotions differ from those of previous generations. By sharing personal stories and expert insights, this documentary probes whether we are more attuned to our emotions than our parents and grandparents, or whether the fast-paced, technology-driven world has left us feeling disconnected and overwhelmed. Challenging viewers to reflect on their own emotional experiences and consider ways to create a more balanced and fulfilling emotional life.
AFTERMATH: BEYOND EMERGENCY SERVICES – this documentary delves into the often-overlooked aftermath of emergencies. It follows the stories of people who have survived accidents, fires, and other crises, and the individuals and organisations that step in to help them rebuild their lives. Through interviews with first responders, medical professionals, and those who have experienced trauma firsthand, "Aftermath: Beyond Emergency Services" sheds light on the importance of ongoing support and resources for those affected by emergencies. The program reminds us that the effects of these events can last long after the initial response and that there are often unsung heroes who continue to provide aid and comfort to those in need.
CHILDREN IN THERAPY - a documentary series following the emotional journeys of children and teenagers as they undergo therapy, explore their feelings, and develop resilience in the face of adversity. Through in-depth interviews, viewers will gain insight into the challenges and triumphs of children's therapy and the pivotal role it plays in shaping young lives. Covering a range of issues faced by today's youth, from anxiety to trauma, the series offers hope and inspiration for families and therapists alike. Additionally, the documentary raises important questions about the effectiveness of therapy and explores alternative forms of treatment. Join us on this unforgettable journey of healing and growth.
REFRAMING SHAME - we explore the intricate emotion of shame and its profound effects on people's lives. We follow the stories of three medical professionals – a GP, an Anaesthetist, and a psychiatrist – who share their own experiences of how shame has shaped their lives. Through their anecdotes, we delve into what shame is, how it affects us, and the consequences of not dealing with it. We examine how shame can lead to emotional stagnation and manifest in various forms such as pain, body dysfunction, bullying, perfectionism, addiction, and burnout. We investigate ways to talk about and tackle this complex emotion. Our documentary sheds light on the importance of understanding and addressing shame, both psychologically and physiologically.
I DENTIFY AS... - features the stories of individuals from the LGBTQIA+ community. The documentary showcases the bravery and resilience of these individuals as they navigate a world that often fails to fully understand or accept their identities. It is a reminder of the importance of celebrating the full spectrum of human experience and identity. The documentary also delves into conversations surrounding gender identity, pronouns, and the gender spectrum. Topics include the fluidity of sexuality, queer history, and representation in the media.
WHAT YOU DIDN'T LEARN AT SCHOOL - interviews with individuals from all walks of life, who share their knowledge, facts, and advice that they wish they had learned earlier. From practical life skills to historical events and cultural traditions, this film is a treasure trove of information that will leave you feeling enlightened and empowered. The documentary emphasises the importance of providing children with not just academic knowledge but also essential life skills that will help them succeed as adults. This film offers a unique perspective on true values. As technology continues to change, we highlight the importance of sharing today's education with those who left the classroom years ago - celebrating and mixing the new with the old, blending generations so that everyone can enjoy all that today's world has to offer- surviving and thriving together.
IN PAIN SIGHT: LIVING WITH AN INVISIBLE ILLNESS - sheds light on the daily struggles of individuals living with an invisible illness. Through personal stories and interviews with family members, viewers gain an intimate understanding of the physical, emotional, and social challenges that come with conditions such as fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, and Lyme disease. The film also explores the systemic barriers that prevent these individuals from receiving adequate medical care and societal support. Ultimately, "In Pain Sight" is a powerful testament to the resilience and strength of those who refuse to let their invisible illnesses define them.
LATE BLOOMERS - embracing second chances and finding new passions in later life - inspiring journeys of individuals who dared to pursue their dreams and passions, even after decades in their previous careers. It highlights the idea that it's never too late to make a change and that life can present new opportunities and adventures at any age. Through heartwarming stories and powerful testimonials, viewers will be motivated to embrace their own second chances and find fulfillment in their lives.
UNWELL BY DESIGN: THE DARK WORLD OF FABRICATED INDUCED ILLNESS (FII) - a gripping documentary that delves into the controversial topic of FII. While some view it as a necessary safeguarding measure to protect children from harm, others argue that it is often used as a tool to silence and control parents who speak out against professionals. Through compelling stories from individuals who have been accused of FII and their experiences during and after the accusations, viewers will gain a deeper understanding of the reality of life within this complex and often misunderstood system.
ACCUSED: GUILTY UNTIL PROVEN INNOCENT? - 
This documentary takes a deep dive into the emotional repercussions that false accusations can have on someone's life. It covers everything from the initial shock and disbelief to the long-term consequences that follow. Through interviews with people who have been falsely accused and their families, viewers will learn about the isolation, shame, and betrayal felt by victims of a justice system that was once trusted. The series highlights societal issues that contribute to false accusations, such as media influence, biases within the legal system, and the pressure faced by law enforcement officials. By sharing powerful stories and thought-provoking analysis, the documentary aims to inspire conversations about the importance of due process, the need for reform, and the human cost of false accusations.
UNDERSTANDING SOMATIC SYMPTOM DISORDER - a gripping and insightful exploration of the hidden world of Somatic Symptom Disorder (SSD), this documentary uncovers the stories of people who suffer from physical symptoms, such as pain, weakness, or shortness of breath that can't be linked to any underlying medical conditions. Through powerful interviews and footage, we delve deep into the complex and often misunderstood world of Somatic Symptom Disorder, shedding new light on the challenges faced by those who live with this condition every day.
BRIDGING BORDERS - about International Medical Graduates (IMGs and LEDs) in the UK aims to shed light on the experiences of doctors who have lived and trained overseas and are now working in the British healthcare system. We delve into the challenges faced by these doctors, including navigating cultural and linguistic differences, overcoming institutional barriers, and adapting to new medical practices. Through interviews with doctors themselves, as well as with healthcare professionals, patients, and policymakers, the series will provide a nuanced and insightful look into the contributions that IMGs and LEDs make to the UK healthcare system. The series will explore what it means to be a doctor in the UK today, and how the presence of International Medical Graduates is shaping the future of British medicine.
THE ORDINARY LIVES OF EXTRAORDINARY PEOPLE - This documentary will be a captivating journey into the lives of individuals who have achieved remarkable feats, but still manage to lead ordinary lives outside of their accomplishments. From scientists to athletes, artists to entrepreneurs, the series would showcase the daily routines, challenges, and triumphs of these extraordinary people. With an intimate look into their personal lives, viewers would gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to achieve greatness, and the sacrifices and dedication required to maintain it. Through this compelling series, we will celebrate the human spirit and inspire audiences to pursue their passions and strive for excellence.