ALLIES AT WAR

The strained but necessary relationships between the Allied forces in World War II made for somewhat of a war of its own. Although united against the Nazis and Japan, their battles behind the scenes were as bloody" and contentious as those on the front lines. This documentary brings to light the interactions between FDR, Britain's Winston Churchill and France's Charles DeGaulle. Narrated by Brian Dennehy.

BBC TV Directed by Andrew Quigley

THE DUEL-HITLER VS CHURCHILL

A 90 min TV movie detailing the tumultuous early days of WWII between 10 May-31 July 1940. The film combines eye witness accounts, drama recon and archive to tell this this eighty day struggle that shaped our modern world

Channel 4 Director Simon Berthon

WORLD AT ARMS

From the French revolution in 1789 to the Battle of Waterloo in 1815, two great empires battled over land and sea and ideology.

Channel 4 Director Andrew Quigley

WHO WAS JESUS

This is the story of what it was like to be Jesus, to be born into tyranny, executed for preaching harmony and forgiveness, and what it was like for his disciples to risk death by carrying the message of salvation. Historians, archaeologists and theologians will examine all kinds of evidence, and dig deeper into Jesus' life and the times he lived in than ever before.

PBS Director Gary Johnstone

LEE MILLER- A CRAZY WAY OF SEEING

Glamorous, talented and decidedly unconventional, Lee Miller led one of the most fascinating lives of the 20th century. A model for Vogue in 1920s New York, pupil and lover of Man Ray in Paris and the only female photojournalist covering the Second World War, her photographic work encompassed striking surrealist images and shocking reportage from Dachau. Having given up photography in later life and virtually disowned her work, Miller's extraordinary archive of 40,000 negatives was only rediscovered after her death in 1977.

George Melly, David Hare, Miller's friends and colleagues and her son Tony Penrose trace the story of her life through her own pictures, photographs of Miller herself and rarely-seen archive footage.

BBC2/4 Director Sarah Aspinall