Well done to Adam Wakeling, Up In Smoke has won the Green Economy Silver Award at the Deauville Film Festival! Click here to watch it on 4OD
True Vision
films that make a difference
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Britain's Sex Gangs
2011 47 minutes
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Loved but Lost
2011 10 minutes
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Up In Smoke
2011 70 minutes
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Poor Kids
2011 59 minutes
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War Child / Children of Gaza
2011 78 minutes
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The Nurture Room
2011 90 minutes
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City of Fear
2010 48 minutes
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Britain's Street Kids
2010 53 minutes
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Zimbabwe's Forgotten Children
2010 90 minutes
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The Lost Girls of South Africa
2010 90 minutes
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Jobless
2010 60 minutes
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Slumdog Children of Mumbai
2010 48 minutes
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Brought Up By Booze
2009 60 minutes
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Into That Good Night
2009 24 minutes
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Bulgaria's Abandoned Children-Revisited
2009 60 minutes
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Dangerous Love
2009 60 minutes
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Bust
2009 60 minutes
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Britain's Challenging Children
2009 50 minutes
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Chosen
2008 98 minutes
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Mum Loves Drugs, Not Me...
2008 48 minutes
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Kids, Knives & Broken Lives
2008 60 minutes
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Undercover in Tibet
2008 48 minutes
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Bulgaria's Abandoned Children
2007 90 minutes
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China's Stolen Children
2007 90 minutes
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An Eye for An Eye
2007 0 minutes
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Evicted: The Hidden Homeless
2006 60 minutes
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A World Without Water
2006 90 minutes
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The Real Sex Traffic
2006 90 minutes
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Orphans of Nkandla
2005 90 minutes
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Dying for Drugs
2005 90 minutes
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Screws: Inside Belmarsh
2004 60 minutes
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The Transplant Trade
2004 60 minutes
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Reporters at War
2004 0 minutes
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Beating the Bullies
2003 60 minutes
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Old
2002 60 minutes
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Slavery: A Global Invistigation
2001 90 minutes
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Kids Behind Bars
2002 90 minutes
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Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves?
2001 50 minutes
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School Girl Killer
2001 60 minutes
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Eyes of a Child
2001 90 minutes
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Innocents Lost
2001 90 minutes
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How To Be Happy
2001 0 minutes
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The Dying Rooms & Return to the Dying Rooms
2001 49 minutes
Latest News View All
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Apr 2012
Up In Smoke wins the Green Economy Silver Award at the Deauville Film Festival!
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Apr 2012
Poor Kids wins Gold at Chicago Film Festival
Well done to the Poor Kids team. The film has won the Gold Plaque for Social & Political Documentary in the 2012 Hugo Television Awards at the Chicago Film Festival
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Apr 2012
Britain's Sex Gangs nominated for Silver Nymph
Well done to the Britain's Sex Gangs team! The film has been nominated for a Silver Nymph at the Monte Carlo TV Festival in the News Documentary category
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Mar 2012
Poor Kids case study in Save the Children report
Our film Poor Kids is used as a cases study in a new report, The Emotional Tipping Point examining the impact of documentary on social policy. It has been published by Save the Children, and written by Clore Social Fellow and Associate Head of the Strategy Unit at the NSPCC, Kate Stanley
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Mar 2012
Zimbabwe's Forgotten Children to be shown on Community Channel
In case you missed it, the BAFTA and Peabody Award winning film, Zimbabwe's Forgotten Children will be show on the Community Channel in March and April:-
22.00 March 21st 22.00 March 24th
21.30 April 12th 22.10 April 15th
Sky 539 • Virgin TV 233 • Freeview 87
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Mar 2012
Up In Smoke nominated for One World Award
Well done Adam Wakeling and Claire Ferguson, Up in Smoke has been nominated for the One World Sustainable Development Award
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Mar 2012
Poor Kids shortlisted for the Bulldog Award
Congrats to the Poor Kids team for the Televisual Bulldog Award nomination. To vote for Poor Kids, click here
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Feb 2012
Make Lunch for Poor Kids
Following on from our film Poor Kids, the team at Make Lunch have created a DIY guide to setting up free lunches for poor children in your area
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Feb 2012
Poor Kids nominated for Learning On Screen Award
Well done to the Poor Kids team. The film has been nominated for the Learning on Screen Awards at the BFI in April
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Latest Screenings View All
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Zimbabwe's Forgotten Children
Community Channel, 15 April -
Zimbabwe's Forgotten Children
Community Channel, 13 April