NOVEMBER 2022
My Dead Body premiered last night on CH4. The response to it has been mind blowing! Not only did it double the usual audience figures for that slot but it received 4 or 5 stars in every newspaper review today. We could not have wished for a more positive response to Toni’s story and the legacy that she has left behind.
march 2022
It’s time has come and I Get Knocked Down is flooding the festival scene in 2022. Full update to follow but this week we kick off with our North American premiere at SXSW! Dunstan, Babyhead, Ollie (DoP) and Nick (Composer) are out there hitting the streets of Austin,Texas to bring our film to the US market.
september 2021
More excitement for Surgeon’s Cut! This time and Emmy for Outstanding Science and Technology Documentary. Incredible scenes!
june 2020
JUNE 6th
Excited to share the news that The Surgeon’s Cut won a BAFTA tonight for best Specialist Factual series! Huge celebrations all round!!
MAY 2021
The next stage of the adventure has arrived for ‘I Get Knocked Down’. Not only have the extraordinary ‘Halo Post’ come on board to help get our film finished and made it look and sound superb but we’ve also been selected to have our UK Premiere at Sheffield Film Festival in June. We hope that it won’t be long until we’re able to share this labour of love with you all!
DECEMBER 2020
DECEMBER 10th:
Proud to announce the release of The Surgeon’s Cut now available to watch on Netflix. We had the great honour to make a film about Dr Nancy Ascher, transplant surgeon extraordinaire from San Francisco. Nancy broke the glass ceiling when she became the first woman in the world to perform a liver transplant surgery . The film tells her story of growing up with an intellectual family, her feminism and the determination she embraced to perfect her craft as a surgeon. She has paved the way for women in medicine and is one of the most intelligent and funny people I have met, with the biggest heart.
Wall Street Journal “What the program’s four directors create—let’s call it a minor miracle—is something that does justice to their subjects. The astonishments in the four-part production are manifold—the surgeries, of course, but the stories, too. ... Fittingly, the series exhibits the kind of confidence you want in a doctor. There’s no sales pitch happening. In fact, the viewer feels privileged to be given such an intimate visit with such remarkable people.”