By Charlotte Bienaimé for ARTE Radio (2014) Colette Bertin has recorded hundreds of radio programs on audio cassettes. Today, at 82, Colette plunges into her archive and evokes a whole life spent listening, from tapes to podcasts. Special Commendation at the Prix Europa and Prix Italia in 2014.

By Charlotte Rouault and Benoît Bories for ARTE Radio (2013) “If we didn’t look after ourselves, we were done for…” Three former inmates of the Brens women’s concentration camp, who were detained from 1942-44, recall their experiences.

An audio meditation on falling. Produced by Maria Dønvang (2017) Winner of the 2017 HearSay Festival ‘Create’ GanBéarla Award and Best Radio / Sound Art Award.

Vicious fights and tender memories play out against the backdrop of a crumbling stately home – eavesdrop on scenes from a marriage of convenience. Produced by Eva Roither for Ö1 (May 2011) Winner of the Prix Europa, 2011 and the feature-award at Stiftung Radio Basel.

The search for connection on a telephone helpline. Produced by Matthias Hellemans for VRT (August 2014)

An exploration of the past traumas that lurk in the shadows of a young woman’s life. By Susanne Björkman for Sveriges Radio (21st August 1994) Susanne Björkman’s Prix Italia-winning documentary, In the Shadow of the Phantom, tells the story of 25-year-old Aziza, a woman who works in a Stockholm metro station close to a local … Continue reading "In the Shadow of the Phantom"

Motherly love, loss and falling… a personal feature from Nanna Hauge Kristensen. Produced by Nanna Hauge Kristensen (2017). This feature won first prize at the P1 Shortdox competition in 2017.

A vibrant, tender documentary exploring the complex, fierce love uniting Matěj and his family. By Tereza Reková for Czech Radio Dvojka (25th December 2016) Matěj has perfect pitch and a phenomenal memory – often speaking in remembered fragments of fairytales and television shows. He also suffers from extensive autism with signs of Asperger syndrome. Winner of … Continue reading "Matěj"

A tender goodnight when the morning is uncertain. Produced by Eva Moeraert (2016) Winner of the 2017 HearSay Festival ‘Celebrate’ GanBéarla Award and the 2016 Korte Golf Radio Prize. In remembrance of Bernard De Rycke, with special thanks to Bernard and his wife Machteld Van Vlaenderen.

An operatic love story in its final act. Produced by Sindre Leganger for NRK (16th October 2016) Freddie Bagron, a retired opera singer, is preparing for an important performance – an act of love for his terminally ill wife, Turid. The doctors tell him Turid’s cancer is incurable but in Freddie’s mind, Turid is recovering.