decades in the field and on the frontline

For more than two decades, our journalists and filmmakers have uncovered stories that changed public understanding of human rights, conflict, climate change and social justice. Our investigations have exposed blood diamonds in Zimbabwe, child labour in India and Bangladesh, child trafficking in West Africa and the persecution of LGBT communities in Syria, reaching audiences around the world and informing public debate. Recognised with British Foreign Correspondent of the Year, four Amnesty International Media Awards and a Martha Gellhorn Prize nomination, our reporting has been cited by the United Nations, Human Rights Watch and UNICEF. Today we bring that same investigative reporting, trusted access and journalistic rigour to documentary filmmaking, creating films that reveal hidden worlds, challenge assumptions and connect audiences to the people behind the headlines.

Our award-winning documentary Open Water for Guardian Documentaries won Best Film at the Stockholm, Munich and Barcelona Film Festivals. We are currently developing and producing a slate of feature documentaries exploring some of the defining issues of our time.