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Documentary Feature films
This documentary follows the remarkable life of Rabbi Herschel Gluck, from the Haredi Jewish community in London. Herschel dedicates himself to crossing divides and building friendships with people in unlikely places. Behind his playful manner lies a timely message about our common humanity in a time of global tension.
Year: 2025
Duration: 59min
The film chronicles the inception, creation and preparation of the 'London Calling!' exhibition launch, as well as accompanying events, held across London in 2023.
From the voices of the exhibition team, to the legendary 70's skateboarders, they all share their excitement as they revel in the ultimate 40 plus year reunion.
Year: 2024
Duration: 59min
Charting the life and death of East London's legendary 'The Four Aces Club', from 1966 to 1999. It introduced new music genres to the UK and played host to some of the most Influential international music and musicians of our time.
Year: 2026
Duration: 100min
CRISIS: RESPOND RECOVER REFELCT
Year: 2022
Duration: 60min
NHS Staff refections on working through the pandemic in London’s Guy’s Hospital, as they prepare for the second wave of Covid - 19.
This documentary was the rallying cry for the Long Live South Bank grassroots campaign. Launched in 2013, it successfully saved London's 40-year-old Southbank Undercroft skate space from being infilled by commercial redevelopments.
The cultural resonance of the location resulted in one of the most polarizing planning applications in UK history, drawing thousands of objections. The slogan emphasized that a culturally organic, living heritage spot cannot simply be relocated elsewhere without destroying its soul.
Year: 2015
Duration: 20min
This film traces the history of the FBU since its inception at the end of the First World War, and the contribution the union has made over ten decades to improve public and firefighter safety through its campaigning work.
Year: 2010
Duration: 24min
This film traces the history of the FBU since its inception at the end of the First World War, and the contribution the union has made over ten decades to improve public and firefighter safety through its campaigning work.
An event in May 2014, proposed by Lucy Harrison. Sir Coxsone Outernational Sound System played at Tate Britain in collaboration with local radio station SW1 Radio.
'2072' is a futuristic sci-fi dystopian drama which follows two brothers who join a 24 hour race to discover their utopias.
A live skateboarding demo sponsored by Mountain Dew at the 2016 Liverpool International Music Festival (LIMF) summer jam was hosted at the iconic Sefton Park.
In this video resource, migrant justice organisers Fatou, Pious, Son, Nanou and Rosanna reflect on what is means to practise radical hope, and why doing so is an essential part of their organising practice. “Hope is a Discipline” is part of a three part film series focused on the methods and tools of community organising. These flms are designed as collective learning resources for people, groups, organisations and communities.
Following the commissioning of 17 local projects by Hackney Museum, Campbell Works was invited to co-curate and design and build the overall exhibition design. This exhibition explores Cazenove Road in the north of the borough as an example of how people from all over the world live side by side in diverse Hackney. It features a range of creative artworks, films and installation made by local people, community groups and schools working with local artists, filmmakers and photographers.
Trevor Sterling, chair of the Mary Seacole Trust, discusses the impact of Mary's work during her life and now. 'British Military Nursing in Peace and War' connects the contributions of Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole in the Crimean War to the development of military nursing. Through the stories of individual nurses, it highlights experiences in war and peacetime from across the tri-service, from students, to regulars and reservists, to veterans. Also hear from their patients, NHS colleagues, and historical experts.
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'2005: A Grime Odyssey', examines what life was like for Black musicians in very recent history, and how working hard and contributing to our culture doesn't always mean things come easily, or that things will be fair. But despite that, the hero of this story gets to make it - becoming an icon for others to follow.
Drum Works provides progression routes for young people who want to develop their drumming skills while undertaking a mentoring programme to support personal and professional development.
This film give an insight into how Belstaff inform our staff about our retail practise, in delivering our products to our customers, maintaining our 100 year history of excellence.
The Assetto Corsa 2021 Showcase was a major broadcast held on August 27, 2021. Hosted across the Official Assetto Corsa YouTube channel and Facebook pages, the event was primarily dedicated to unveiling the new mobile version of Assetto Corsa and sharing news for Assetto Corsa Competizione.
ORIGINATE Actor Training is now in its 9th Year of providing free intensive training to prepare young actors for Drama school and the Industry. Run as a collaboration between RADA, Guildhall, Young & Talented and Theatre Peckham the programme focuses on both stage and screen.
This film celebrates the achievements of the community hall on Cazenove Road through the youth members. Facilitated by a filmmaker and photographer, the firs time documentarian go about the local area interviewing the local community, aiming to find out ‘what is community’ exactly?
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Pollock's Toy Museum and Benjamin Pollock's Toyshop share a rich, interconnected history dating back to the 1850s, famous for preserving Victorian toy theatres, optical toys, and traditional playthings. The name honors Benjamin Pollock, a legendary publisher of miniature paper theatres who kept the craft alive well into the twentieth century
Nexus focuses on recalibrating the way the local borough of Enfield responds to suspension and permanent exclusion of young people from school.
The READ and DESTROY archive preserves the legacy of RAD (Read and Destroy), the UK's seminal skateboarding magazine that documented the vibrant British skate scene from 1978 to 1995.
This film celebrates the achievements of the centre and other organisations in Hackney’s Cazenove Ward, that have been providing services for the wider communities for over 50 years.
The World Reimagined is arts and education project, designed to transform how we understand the transatlantic trade in enslaved africans and its impact, with the goal of making racial justice a reality.
To mark the 30th anniversary of the classic Channel 4 sit-com Desmond's, Theatre Peckham hosted a landmark sellout celebration, commemorated with a special night of live performances and community.
Migrants Organise and the Legal Aid Practitioners Group on ‘Take Your MP to Work’, is a campaign that looks to bring MPs and prospective MPs to the front-lines of legal aid.
Corporate & Promotional films