Documentary
Artists and Models
Three drama documentary films set in a Paris art studio during a century of scandal and revolution, exploring the lives of French artists David, Ingres and Géricault.
Men and Wild Horses (82 mins)
- Listening through the Lens: The Christopher Nupen FilmsA pioneering filmmaker who recorded artists of the 20th century and made music TV history90 mins
- LoopPartners Cat and Andy lovingly transform used skateboards into beautiful homeware.6 mins
- New CreativesA young man recounts his traumatic experiences of incarceration as a child.4 mins
- Hidden Treasures of the National TrustBringing the past to life. The curators and conservators preserving history for everyone
- Shakespeare: Rise of a GeniusThe greatest writer who ever lived – and the changing world that ignited his creativity
- The Man Who Definitely Didn’t Steal HollywoodAn utterly bonkers tale of how Hollywood’s most famous studio spiralled out of control89 mins
- Steven McRae: Dancing Back to the LightThe quest to dance again. After serious injury, can the dancer return to former glories?87 mins
- My Brain: After the RuptureOn the road to recovery. Clemency Burton-Hill’s battle to piece her life back together81 mins
- Coco Chanel UnbuttonedStyle, sex, power. The extraordinary rags to riches story of fashion designer Coco Chanel89 mins
- Renaissance: The Blood and the BeautyThe great art and creative rivalry that raged between Michelangelo, Leonardo and Raphael
- Quentin Blake: The Drawing of My LifeThe beloved illustrator and famous fans on Roald Dahl and other artistic adventures.59 mins
- Lee Miller: A Life on the Front LineCelebrating Lee Miller, a model turned photographer turned war reporter.59 mins
