BAFTA

Director Terry Gilliam (Brazil, Monty Python & the Holy Grail) discusses his experiences of working with craft and crew and being photographed for BAFTA's The Love of Film exhibition: https://www.bafta.org/heritage/photography/for-the-love-of-film-exhibition

Director Terry Gilliam (Brazil, Monty Python & the Holy Grail) discusses his experiences of working with craft and crew and being photographed for BAFTA's The Love of Film exhibition: https://www.bafta.org/heritage/photography/for-the-love-of-film-exhibition

Channel 4’s Unreported World is the UK’s longest-running foreign affairs programme. Rooted in the lives of ordinary people in extraordinary situations the series has given a voice to those who normally remain unheard, often the in toughest places on earth. Here documentary filmmaker Edward Watts, journalist Ramita Navai, exectutive producer Eamonn Matthews and Channel 4's comissioning editor for news and current affairs, discuss the series with host by Tulip Mazu.

Find out more about BAFTA's heritage at www.bafta.org/heritage

Channel 4’s Unreported World is the UK’s longest-running foreign affairs programme. Rooted in the lives of ordinary people in extraordinary situations the series has given a voice to those who normally remain unheard, often the in toughest places on earth. Here documentary filmmaker Edward Watts, journalist Ramita Navai, exectutive producer Eamonn Matthews and Channel 4's comissioning editor for news and current affairs, discuss the series with host by Tulip Mazu.

Find out more about BAFTA's heritage at www.bafta.org/heritage

Channel 4’s Unreported World is the UK’s longest-running foreign affairs programme. Rooted in the lives of ordinary people in extraordinary situations the series has given a voice to those who normally remain unheard, often the in toughest places on earth. Here documentary filmmaker Edward Watts, journalist Ramita Navai, exectutive producer Eamonn Matthews and Channel 4's comissioning editor for news and current affairs, discuss the series with host by Tulip Mazu.

Find out more about BAFTA's heritage at www.bafta.org/heritage

Channel 4’s Unreported World is the UK’s longest-running foreign affairs programme. Rooted in the lives of ordinary people in extraordinary situations the series has given a voice to those who normally remain unheard, often the in toughest places on earth. Here documentary filmmaker Edward Watts, journalist Ramita Navai, exectutive producer Eamonn Matthews and Channel 4's comissioning editor for news and current affairs, discuss the series with host by Tulip Mazu.

Find out more about BAFTA's heritage at www.bafta.org/heritage

Cast members Craig Charles, Robert Llewellyn, Danny John-Jules, Chris Barrie and co-creator Doug Naylor, discuss the making of the series reboot on UKTV, their favourite moments from the show and how it'll all end.

Hosted by James Rampton.

Cast members Craig Charles, Robert Llewellyn, Danny John-Jules, Chris Barrie and co-creator Doug Naylor, discuss the making of the series reboot on UKTV, their favourite moments from the show and how it'll all end.

Hosted by James Rampton.

Cast members Craig Charles, Robert Llewellyn, Danny John-Jules, Chris Barrie and co-creator Doug Naylor, discuss the making of the series reboot on UKTV, their favourite moments from the show and how it'll all end.

Hosted by James Rampton.

Cast members Craig Charles, Robert Llewellyn, Danny John-Jules, Chris Barrie and co-creator Doug Naylor, discuss the making of the series reboot on UKTV, their favourite moments from the show and how it'll all end.

Hosted by James Rampton.