Lennaart Van Oldenborgh's Archive Shows

Rise of the Nazis S4, ep2: The Ratline [drama-doc, 2023] 72 Films for BBC2: Film editor on dramatised documentary on the cooptation of wanted Nazis during the Cold War, including some very rare archival post-war footage

Dirt & Deeds in Mississippi, [documentary, 2013] Thunk It Media for Smithsonian (USA): Finishing editor on feature-length historical documentary by David Shulman on the role of black landowners in the civil rights movement in Mississippi in the 1960s, narrated by Danny Glover. ** winner of 2016 Emmy Television Honours Award

The Wonderful World of Albert Kahn, Eps 1 and 2 [documentary, 2007] BBC Productions for BBC4: Film editor on two one hour films on the world’s largest archive of early colour photographs, and one of the largest of early ethnographic film

The Thirties in Colour, Ep 2 [documentary, 2008] BBC Productions for BBC4: Film editor on one-hour film based on the Wright archive of rare 1930s amateur colour footage

The Real Michael Jackson, [documentary, 2020] BBC Studios for BBC2: Film editor on feature-length documentary on the dynamics of power, denial and the implication of celebrity media in the history of child abuse by the popstar Michael Jackson

Jimmy Tarbuck – My Life in Showbiz, [documentary, 2020] Whisper TV for Channel5: Film editor on 2-hour archive-based documentary on the the life of entertainer Jimmy Tarbuck

The Gettys: The World’s Richest Art Dynasty, [documentary, 2018] BBC Studios for BBC2: Finishing editor on 75-min documentary on 3 generations of arts collectors in the Getty family

Secrets of Scotland Yard, [documentary, 2013] Pioneer Productions for PBS and Netflix: Film editor on a one-hour history of Scotland Yard, archive-based with some drama reconstruction

Seconds from Disaster s6: Chinook, [documentary, 2012] Darlow Smithson for National Geographic: Film editor on drama-doc on the 1994 RAF Chinook crash, mixing archive and drama reconstruction

1973 TV: The Defining Shows [factual, 2006] BBC Productions BBC4: Film editor on 1-hour review authored by Mark Lawson