Press AND Awards

THE CROWN (SEASON 6)
"In the end, The Crown leaves us with an Elizabeth II who is at once compellingly stately and utterly human. It’s a finale that feels just right." i News
"An explicit meditation on mortality and legacy... The final moments of The Crown are an articulate expression
of why ritual, stasis and pageantry matter." Variety

THE CROWN (SEASON 5)
Nominee, Primetime Emmy Awards - Outstanding Drama Series
Nominee, Golden Globes Awards - Best Television Series
"Episode 3 is absolutely glorious... It’s funny, it’s heartbreaking... It has wit, power and momentousness.
If this episode were a feature film, it would win Oscars." The Telegraph
"This installment is probably the most experimental departure the series has taken so far, with the royal family operating as a supporting cast while we follow the lives of three men of color, most notably Mohamed Al-Fayed, an Egyptian Anglophile and self-made billionaire ★★★★", Vulture
"It is strong storytelling and one of the best episodes in this series ★★★★", The Telegraph

MERKEL
Official Selection at Telluride Film Festival, IDFA and CPH:DOX
"Weber’s film isn’t afraid to move backwards and forwards in time, so that we can see how Merkel shaped herself for politics. The director is helped enormously by keen editing from Daniel Greenway which often juxtaposes ideas..." Screen Daily
"A thoughtful, admiring doc about a German political pioneer", The Hollywood Reporter
"Through interviews with journalists and former world leaders, coupled with clips from Merkel’s favorite childhood music and films, filmmaker Eva Weber paints a more human portrait of the woman who would grow up to save democracy", IndieWire

WHITE LINES
"White Lines has been hyped as the hit of the summer, and even though it will not be the summer any of us were expecting I’d be surprised if this lurid, swirling, fantastically confident creation didn’t hit the spot. ★★★★", The Guardian

THE CROWN (SEASON 3)
Nominee, BAFTA Television Awards - Best Drama Series
WINNER, Screen Actors Guild - Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series
Nominee, Golden Globes Awards - Best Television Series
"Episode 9, Imbroglio review: Deliciously ripe with foreboding ★★★★", The Telegraph
"Nuanced and powerful dialogue runs throughout the series, and in the hands of the stellar cast, it makes for indelible moments", The Los Angeles Times

THE WIDOW
"The backdrop of civil war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is straight out of Frederick Forsyth via John le Carré, but the plot is pure feminine psychodrama, like Gone Girl or The Girl On The Train ★★★★★", Daily Mail
"The Congolese setting and actors, playing sapeurs, smugglers and guerrillas, give what threatens to be a humdrum thriller a distinctive edge", Financial Times

BAPTISTE
"As baptisms go, Baptiste’s first standalone adventure is off to a thrillingly chewy start ★★★★", The Independent
"Taut and compelling, with plenty of twists ★★★★", i Newspaper
"The whole show suddenly spun on its axis... in a brilliantly edited scene — a fly walking around the rim of a takeaway carton, a bloodstain on a cuff. It was a bit of magicianly misdirection that transformed the episode", The Times

THE TERROR (SEASON 1)
WINNER, Satellite Awards - Best Television Series, Genre
WINNER, Golden Tomato Awards - Best Reviewed TV Horror, 2018
"Like a Masterpiece version of a classic horror movie: literate and philosophical, yet shocking and terrifically scary", TV Insider
"Ridley Scott's 'The Terror' turns macabre Arctic history into an engrossing fight for survival", Los Angeles Times
"The Terror is interested in fear itself, how it transforms us, how it turns us cruel and savage... a portrait of man and nature at their cruelest and coldest ★★★★★", Collider

RIVIERA (SERIES 1)
"Despite its pompous overcoat, Riviera has started out as a deceivingly brisk thriller which certainly holds promise", Metro
"Riviera is better by far than it seems... A curate's egg, but a deliciously runny one, and Fabergé at that.", The Observer

VICTORIA (SERIES 1)
WINNER, Golden Nymph Award - Best TV Drama Series
"Happy and glorious, Victoria makes a regal exit. ★★★★", The Times
"With its panting emotions and sumptuous costumes, this series has swept us away ★★★★★", The Daily Mail

THE LIVING AND THE DEAD
Nominee, RTS West of England Awards - Best Drama Editing
"The perfect ghost story with a nice line in atmospheric dread", The Radio Times
"Fantastically stressful viewing - word to the wise, just don't hold any hot drinks", The Mirror

ENDEAVOUR ("CODA")
"Endeavour appeared to borrow much from Reservoir Dogs. This is of course welcome. A bank heist followed by a shoot-out put Morse into Tarantino territory", The Express
"The final heist episode packed an emotional punch and left fans baying for more", The Guardian

HUMANS (SERIES 1)
Nominee, BAFTA - Television Craft: Editing - Fiction
Nominee, BAFTA - Best Drama Series
Nominee, RTS Programme Awards - Best Drama Series
"A clever, high-energy thriller... There’s a complicated, realistic, interesting morality to Humans", The Guardian
"Humans does a particularly good job of creating an uncomfortably plausible setting in a parallel-present London. It allows the show not only to play on our age-old fears about out-of-control technological advancement, but also on a more mundane middle-class unease", The Independent

GLUE
Nominee, Broadcast Awards - Best Multichannel Programme
"A multi-layered thriller with heart, range and moments of real lyricism... a series which was a triumph of style and content", The Telegraph
"A show that proves that not all E4 yoof dramas need to be tiringly arch or repellently hip to anyone guilty of being north of 25", The Guardian

REFLECTIONS
Official Selection at London Short Film Festival
Vimeo Staff Pick with 115K views and counting

CALL THE MIDWIFE (SERIES 3)
"The BBC period drama delivered it’s most poignant episode yet. It was a difficult storyline, superbly written and acted ★★★★", The Telegraph
"A phenomenal cultural moment that demonstrates that Britain has matured in its understanding of disability", The Independent

SOUTHCLIFFE (co-editor)
Nominee, BAFTA - Best Miniseries
"A class apart, genuinely monumental TV that already sits comfortably within the British canon", The Huffington Post
"Drama that gripped you by the heart and refused to let go... its ugliness has a savage brilliance and a visceral power ★★★★★". The Telegraph

ONE WRONG WORD
Official Selection at Portland and Clermont-Ferrand Film Festivals

CARE
Official Selection at Encounters Film Festival
"A discordant, suspense-filled mood piece", The Times
"A strong, minimal and cleverly filmed piece that recalls Andrea Arnold’s Bafta-winning Fish Tank ★★★★", Daily Mail

SKIRT
WINNER, Vimeo Awards - Best Fashion Film
Official Selection at Rushes Soho Shorts Festival

THE FLYING MACHINE
WINNER, Best Film at Liege 3D Film Festival, Audience Award at LA 3D Film Festival
Official Selection at Toronto, Cork, Montreal and India International Film Festivals

CAST OFFS
WINNER, Radar’s ‘People of the Year Human Rights Award 2010 for Fictional Media’
Nominee, RTS Programme Awards - Best Drama Series, Cultural Diversity Awards and a Rose D'Or
"Insightful, honest and affecting", Time Out
"A brilliantly observed comedy drama", The Times