The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan
Award-winning Afghan journalist Najibullah Quraishi investigates a sexual exploitation ring. The film exposes the lack of support from those in authority and their actual complicity, and explores possible local and international responses to the plight of children in this conflict zone.
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Afghan Massacre: The Convoy of Death
A horrific forced journey was undertaken by thousands of prisoners who surrendered to America and its Afghan allies after the 2001 siege of Kunduz. Over 4,000 are unaccounted for, with many believed to be buried in a mass grave in northern Afghanistan.
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The Promoters (in production)
Barack Obama's half brother, George, has witnessed friends being executed in cold blood by the Kenyan police force. Faced with spiralling violent crime rates, officers say they have no choice but to kill.
Afghanistan: Behind Enemy Lines
Award-winning Afghan journalist Najibullah Quraishi spent an extraordinary 10 days living and filming with an insurgent cell, allied with Al Qaeda to sabotage a key U.S./NATO supply route. There were some lucky escapes, as Quraishi's own luck began to run out.
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Africa Rising
Africans proving they can take themselves out of poverty, by their own efforts. That's the message of Africa Rising.
God's Prostitutes (in production)
In southern India, young girls – some of whom haven't even reached puberty – are being ritually gang-raped by their local village elders and priests, in the name of their Hindu goddess.
It's said on the mainland of Ireland that to live on Tory Island, you have to be a little bit mad.
‘The Need for Speed’ exposes how the Pentagon has been issuing a concoction of mind-altering drugs.
Starman tells the extraordinary true story behind the legend of Yuri Gagarin.
A story of love, despair and manipulation; a gigantic struggle between East and West