Phoenix Television UKTV/SCI 20 x 45
Underground Worlds is a factual documentary television series that explores complex subterranean structures, secret tunnels, hidden bunkers, and catacombs built by humans across the globe
Five Mile Films 8 x 45
The Dog Academy (also known or returning as Bad Dog Academy) is a factual television series on Channel 4 produced by Five Mile Films. The show features a team of top behavioral experts and trainers helping owners understand and rehabilitate Britain's most unruly, anxious, or aggressive dogs. [1, 2, 3]
Brook Lapping 1 x 45
Lesbian director Brigid McFall and lesbian photographer Vic Lentaigne create a series of intimate, revealing portraits of what it means to be lesbian in 2022.
Five Mile Films S2-8
Wood Green, The Animals Charity in Cambridgeshire takes in hundreds of disowned or neglected dogs every year. Following the work of the dedicated staff members who are committed to matching their abandoned dogs with loving owners and a forever home.
Phoenix Television 1 x 45
This one-off special brings together British cult survivors, victims and family members, some of whom are talking for the first time about the trauma of indoctrination and escape from cults and fringe groups and how it's impacted their lives.
Phoenix Television 10 x 45
True crime documentary series. In each episode, a UK or US murder case that collides the wealthiest people with the most fatal of crimes ...
Our Lady's Hospice is in the business of death, and they do it very well. For the first time, the Hospice has granted unprecedented access to show their ethos and approach to death and bereavement.
Pictor 13x11
Flix is an animated comedy series based on the acclaimed children's book by Tomi Ungerer. It follows the adventures of Flix, a young pug who is the only dog growing up in a town populated entirely by cats.
Examines real-life murder investigations through the perspectives of police, forensic experts, and prosecutors.
Looking at how brave, determined and passionate people went above and beyond the call of duty in their determination to bring killers to justice.
Cardel
"Rerooted" is a tragicomedy exploring the unending cycle of life and death in contrast with our attempts to make our mark. The animation is a mix of papercraft, digital 2D animation, live action and pixelation.
24 ordinary Brits leave behind their jobs and their homes for an extraordinary summer, cut off from the modern world, on a remote farmstead in Devon. Together, they live by the principles of the Amish, which rejects modern values and technology.
Away from the screen Patrick releases music under the name K3:lu (curlew).
In Hatchett’s words, this solo work “brings together the sonic flavours, human influences and cultural experiences gathered over my many musical years. Reflective tales from late night afrobeat jams to early Sunday Gospel duties. Exhaustive travel and touring with legendary Jamaican artists, to intimate jazz gigs in a cozy South London pub. The exquisite feeling of solitude and reflection in nature against the energy and kinship of a frenetic dance floor with a stacked sound system… A globally inspired search for a connection and commonality; wild nights dancing, the wild characters amongst us, the innate wildness of my surroundings”. The project is phonetically named after the curlew, his favourite bird to be seen around the Cork (Ireland) area where he now lives, having moved from London in recent years.
The album includes collaborations with UK Bengali musician Idris Rahman on flute (Soothsayers, Anoushka Shankar, Wildflower, Zoe Rahman), and Irish musicians Seán Mac Erlaine on Bass Clarinet.
‘Simply joyous..’ Steve Lamacq BBC 6 Music
‘I love it..It thoroughly lovely bit of music’ Patrick Forge NTS
‘Such a talent..’ Record of the Week- Dan Hegarty 2FM
‘Great Record’ Peter Curtin 2XM
BBC 6 Music (Steve Lamacq, Huey Morgan, Gideon Coe) Worldwide FM (Joe Muggs, Hector Plimmer), An Taobh Tuathail RTE RnG, WDR (GER), DDR, Dublin City Radio, Amazing Radio, Triple R 107.2(Aus) Red FM, Soho Radio (US) Soho Radio (UK) Universal Rhythms (BRA) Radio Campus (FRA)
Features and listings in Hot Press, Nialler 9, The Thin Air, Totally Dublin, Cork Echo, Cork Examiner, West Cork People.