A London based independent production company. Everything we do has a documentary at its heart. TV, Film, Digital, Advertising
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We are delighted to announce that the incredible recognition for our client @dochearts continues, as their documentary #WhiteNannyBlackChild has now been nominated for a #MIPCOM Cannes Diversify TV Award!
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We’re thrilled to congratulate the team behind WHITE NANNY, BLACK CHILD for winning the Representation of Race & Ethnicity Award at the 2024 MIPCOM Cannes Diversify TV Awards!
Learn more: togetherfilms.org/blog/white…
Doc Hearts retweeted
The Emerging Talent: Factual nominees are…
BEN CHEETHAM Pete Doherty, Who Killed My Son?
FOLA EVANS-AKINGBOLA, JORDAN PITT Untold Stories: Hair on Set
FRED SCOTT London Bridge: Facing Terror
TED EVANS Rose Ayling-Ellis: Signs for Change
#BAFTACraftAwards
ALT A pink graphic card with subdued accent patterns. The card is titled "Emerging Talent: Factual" and the iconic BAFTA mask sits to the right of the card under a light blue and green diamond shape typographic element that reads 'Television Craft Awards'. The mask is stylised with green, orange, pink and blue doodles over it. The BAFTA Television Craft Awards logo sits in the bottom left corner. Stills of the following nominees are laid out in two rows: Top Row: BEN CHEETHAM Pete Doherty, Who Killed My Son?, FOLA EVANS-AKINGBOLA, JORDAN PITT Untold Stories: Hair on Set Bottom Row: FRED SCOTT London Bridge: Facing Terror, TED EVANS Rose Ayling-Ellis: Signs for Change
On 1st February, Black Stroke aired on @netflix’s YouTube Channel.
youtu.be/9pY6ALjJX1c?feature…
Doc Hearts retweeted
Loved working on this with the fabulous @dochearts @Channel5Press powerful and amazing doc. Well worth a watch.
What to watch tonight: White Nanny, Black Child is a raw, heartfelt film about identity, belonging and, ultimately, healing. 10pm on Channel 5
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ALT The cast of White Nanny, Black Child standing outside of a stately home, looking into camera
Doc Hearts retweeted
#VIBFF23 l White Nanny Black Child
White Nanny Black Child presents a personal, moving and sometimes unsettling meditation on identity, belonging and the nature of family.
📣Directed by: Andy Perceval Mundy-Castle 🇬🇧
Tickets l Events l All Access Pass · VancouverBlackFilmFest.com
Doc Hearts retweeted
A special shout-out to Editors @Zebeditor and Ross Leppard, Director @andymundycastle, Exec Producer Shanida Scotland, Producer @Rochellesnewman, and all the teams at @dochearts🎉
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#WhiteNannyBlackChild is the moving documentary revisiting West African individuals who were fostered by white Britons in their younger years. We’re proud to have music featured in the programme by @nik__ammar.
📺 Watch tonight on @channel5_tv, 10PM.
#accordermusic #documentary
Doc Hearts retweeted
The amount of work, love & care #FolaEvansAkingbola put into this documentary is staggering. It was an emotional experience watching it in a packed theatre 🥹
Untold Stories: Hair on Set is premiering on @skytv this Sunday - it's gonna be a good one ✂️
@dochearts
#haironset
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#WhiteNannyBlackChild presents a personal and moving documentary following the stories of West African children fostered by white families in the 1970s,sharing as adults the heartfelt impact of their upbringing.Tuesday at 10pm @channel5_tv @dochearts
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These are just two of the stories told in 'White Nanny Black Child' - an incredibly powerful documentary by British-Nigerian director @andymundycastle, which is on C5 on Tuesday.
Every person in the film deserves to be heard.
#WhiteNannyBlackChild
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Don’t miss @andymundycastle moving new documentary, White Nanny Black Child, screening this Sunday @RitzyCinema followed by a Q&A!
🎟️ Grab your tickets NOW: bit.ly/3EU8WAT
Doc Hearts retweeted
‘White Nanny, Black Child’ (dir Andy Mundy Castle) is a much needed healing circle probe into West Africa’s post-colonial nightmare, reflecting Nigerians and British and the stark, devastating fallout from often good intentions of seeking ‘betterment’ or progressive means. 1/
Doc Hearts retweeted
A personal, moving and sometimes unsettling meditation on identity, belonging and the nature of family.
WHITE NANNY BLACK CHILD returns to the DocHouse screen next Tue 3 followed a brilliant sold-out screening in July. Followed by a Q&A w @andymundycastle bit.ly/WNBCBDH
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A group of Nigerians fostered by white families in the 70's reveal the heartfelt impact of their challenging upbringing.
Don’t miss White Nanny, Black Child - Tuesday 3rd October at 10pm @channel5_tv @dochearts
Following screenings at Sheffield Doc Fest, the BFI and Bertha DocHouse, there are still plenty of opportunities to catch White Nanny, Black Child on a big screen:
20th September - Garden Cinema
28th September - Montreal Black Film Festival
28th October - Folkestone Doc Fest
Doc Hearts honours a true Doc Heart
Jess always gave you time when in her company and listened intently. Passionate beyond belief and a truly special person. We will miss her.
The organisation, which has UK and US bases, funds and develops documentary film, with credits including Kathryn Ferguson’s Nothing Compares about the late Sinead O’Connor, Andrea Arnold’s Cow, Jehane Noujaim’s The Square and Laura Poitras’ Oscar-winning Citizenfour.