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Agent Bhavinee Mistry [email protected] 020 7199 3852 Janet McCaig Taylor Editor Avid Documentary Stay Strong, Wuhan Lion ​ ​TV JSBC, 60 min Documentary, Film 1 Two films were made for broadcast by Nanjing based broadcaster JSBC to mark the anniversary of the covid pandemic in Wuhan, Using a mix of observational filming, mobile footage, archive and interviews, from medics and patients, it traces the story of the outbreak and fights back against the virus in Wuhan. The films are also distributed internationally through LionTV. See No Evil Arrow Media Investigation 2 x 60 min Documentary Discovery Groundbreaking series about how real crimes are solved with the help of surveillance cameras. Police reveal how CCTV footage has unlocked the answer to cases that otherwise might have remained unsolved- leaving dangerous killers at large. 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Producers: Michael Chrisman and Doug Longhini, Producer and film editor: Janet McCaig Taylor, Executive​ ​Producers: David Mills and Michael Tracey, Commissioning Editor: Laura Fleury The Female Revolution Films Of Record ARTE/ARD 90 min Documentary Meets women forging new paths and defying expectations in a changing world. Edit producer: Ken Kirby, Executive producer: Neil Grant. Generation Rescue Rockhopper TV NGO Film 60 min Documentary An observational documentary showing how families in Rwanda and Burundi are turning their lives around on the FXB Village scheme. Producer and Director: Karen Walsh, Executive Producer: Anya Sitaram Uniting creative minds Agent Bhavinee Mistry [email protected] 020 7199 3852 Janet McCaig Taylor Editor Avid This Farming Life, Episode 3 BBC Scotland BBC2 60 min Documentary The struggles and triumphs of five very different farming families in Scotland. 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We will climb through manhole covers to reach underground Cold War bunkers, abseil into gigantic mines and creep into mystical underground caves, on a mission to find out what lurks beneath the surface of our green and pleasant land. Cutting Edge, Catching a Killer: Crocodile Tears Mentorn Media Channel 4 60 min Documentary Examining the phenomenon of ‘crocodile tears’: where people who feign innocence or make public appeals for information – often on camera – have, in reality, committed the crime themselves. Producer: Nick London, Executive Producer: Steve Anderson Panorama BBC BBC 1 4 x 30 - 50 min Documentary Biological Terrorism The latest terror threat. The Dying Game Spread of Aids in South Africa. Billion Dollar Don Russian mafia. Kids Behaving Badly Sexual Bullying in Schools. 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