Head of BBC Storyville, formerly Commissioning Editor @Channel4, Deputy editor Channel 4 News & Producer of feature doc @forsamafilm
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And Tomorrow on BBC Storyville - Black is Beautiful: The Kwame Brathwaite Story - a joyous film that celebrates black beauty through the work of a Harlem
Photographer who helped popularise the term. BBC Four at 10pm and available to stream on iplayer
And another amazing documentary heading to BBC in the new year
“One in a Million” is an extraordinary documentary that follows a girl and her parents after they flee Syria and settle in Germany, where the new culture proves the catalyst for unexpected change, writes our critic. nyti.ms/4ieRqdQ
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“The documentary is a towering achievement of cinéma vérité, capturing a period that influenced [William] Greaves and many others – the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s”
@ME_Says reviews Once Upon a Time in Harlem bfi.org.uk/sight-and-sound/r…
Excited to bring this to audiences next year
How a 1972 Cocktail Party Gave Us the Best Documentary of the Year
'Once Upon a Time in Harlem' revisits a once-in-a-lifetime reunion of artists, musicians, and intellectuals who made history — and changed the world.
rollingstone.com/tv-movies/t…
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I went into Digger expecting another climate sermon.
Then Iñárritu turned the joke on the jesters.
Tom Cruise is magnificent. The film is stranger, smarter, and more subversive than its critics realize.
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"It’s hard to think of another documentary that does a better job of making you feel like you’re in the same room with the people whose stories are being told."
@mattzollerseitz in his 4/4 star review of ONCE UPON A TIME IN HARLEM: rogerebert.com/reviews/once-…
RT @RonanFarrow: Digger is a damn masterpiece. Go out to see if while you still can—the ending, updating Orwellian doublespeak for the surv…
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End of a TV era: Ben Frow is leaving 5 after 14 years. One of the great characters of the industry. Full scoop here. deadline.com/2026/10/ben-fro…
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Wow the #Digger film is as good as Brecht or Max Beckmann for me. I think Orson Welles would have loved it
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When all else fails, you hit 'em with the truth... just bang, bang, bang.
My ★★★★½ review of Digger (2026) on @letterboxd: boxd.it/gCZGhl)
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Student journalists rock. Most people moved on from the 2024 report of a terrible rape at Cornell, but the @cornellsun wouldn't let go and pushed for accountability. nytimes.com/2026/09/29/nyreg… by @emmabgo
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“Digger” is a truly masterful film that may not belong in this era. It’s a film that requires patience and provokes thought. Yes, it’s challenging but that isn’t a cinematic sin. Tom Cruise delivers arguably his best overall performance since “Born on the 4th of July.” The commitment and execution is flawless. It’s a transformative performance that helps uplift the entire supporting cast. Everyone came to play ball but no one wanted to be completely out done by Cruise. The result is a terrific ensemble cast, particularly Riz Ahmed and John Goodman, that deserves serious attention when it comes to the casting Oscar. Alejandro G. Inarritu takes big swings with most working. His pacing is deliberate which may cause concern for some viewers but I’ve never imagined Inarritu waking up and eating a Pop Tart. This is real cinema. Excellent cinema. Game changing cinema. It’s a lot of fun watching something special unfold. But I’m a cinephile. “Digger” may be conceptually too sophisticated and a tad too dark for some — which is a tragic concern. But if you are looking for something different and bold “Digger” is your ticket.
#DiggerMovie #TomCruise
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“Digger” is a truly masterful film that may not belong in this era. It’s a film that requires patience and provokes thought. Yes, it’s challenging but that isn’t a cinematic sin. Tom Cruise delivers arguably his best overall performance since “Born on the 4th of July.” The commitment and execution is flawless. It’s a transformative performance that helps uplift the entire supporting cast. Everyone came to play ball but no one wanted to be completely out done by Cruise. The result is a terrific ensemble cast, particularly Riz Ahmed and John Goodman, that deserves serious attention when it comes to the casting Oscar. Alejandro G. Inarritu takes big swings with most working. His pacing is deliberate which may cause concern for some viewers but I’ve never imagined Inarritu waking up and eating a Pop Tart. This is real cinema. Excellent cinema. Game changing cinema. It’s a lot of fun watching something special unfold. But I’m a cinephile. “Digger” may be conceptually too sophisticated and a tad too dark for some — which is a tragic concern. But if you are looking for something different and bold “Digger” is your ticket.
#DiggerMovie #TomCruise
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The Rory Peck relay runners are off!! Teams of newsroom runners are taking on the Big Relay today in support of their #freelance colleagues all over the world 🏃🏻♀️💪
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"Powerful" and "the finest swan song you could hope for"
The 5 star reviews are in for 'Jon Snow: A Last Big Story', a film which follows the legendary broadcaster as he navigates life after an Alzheimer's diagnosis.
You can watch 'Jon Snow: A Last Big Story' on Channel 4 now.
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If you've been affected head to channel4.com/4viewers/help-s… and alzheimers.org.uk/
WATCH ‘Jon Snow: A Last Big Story’ at 8pm on Saturday 20th June on Channel 4.
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In this new Channel 4 documentary ‘Jon Snow: A Last Big Story’, Jon Snow investigates a big environmental story in Zambia, with friend and former Channel 4 News editor @bendepear.
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‘I have, of course, experienced bombs before but I’ve never seen a building fall in front of me’- let that sink in. She’s 13-years-old. Revealing and touching int by @SkyYaldaHakim with Naya who added:’I was lucky to have my dad with me because some kids have lost their parents’ @skyzein
The brave and brilliant 13-year old Naya Fakih, who was caught up in Israel’s devastating strikes on Beirut on Wednesday, sends a message to the world: “no child deserves to go through what I went through”. She also tells @SkyYaldaHakim she’s sorry for swearing.