Working with the finest film-making talent in the world, our team has a proven track record of creating and financing exceptional stories in order to bring them to life.
Lomu
‘LOMU’ is the theatrical documentary on the extraordinary life of Jonah Lomu, the legendary All Black, unravelling the complex and fascinating journey of a unique sports star as never before seen.
Jonah’s Lomu’s rugby highlights are well documented: youngest ever All Black at the age of nineteen, player of the tournament at the 1995 South Africa Rugby World Cup and record holder for most tries scored in World Cup history. ‘LOMU’ goes beyond the sporting achievements to reveal the layers of Jonah Lomu's life off the field - a warrior who fought against extraordinary odds to wear the All Blacks jersey. With unprecedented access to Jonah’s family and archives, the documentary goes deeper than ever before, correcting sensationalist narratives, confronting uncomfortable truths, and revealing the real man behind the myth. This is not just the story of a rugby legend, but of a human being whose strength, power, and legacy continue to resonate long after the final whistle.
Lomu is supported with funds awarded by the UK Global Screen Fund – financed by the UK Government’s Department for Culture, Media and Sport and administered by the BFI.
Hill
Damon Hill’s father was his hero - the two time Formula 1 world champion and racing icon, Graham Hill - a towering figure full of natural charisma, humour and vibrancy. For Damon, growing up on the F1 circuit at a time when the sport was immensely dangerous for the drivers, death cast a constant threat. When Graham was killed in a plane crash leaving the family with nothing, 15-year-old Damon was forced to find his path without his father’s support and guidance, a path that would ultimately lead him back into Formula 1 and to a world championship win of his own.
With access to prominent contributors in the world of F1, intimate family archive and thrilling racing footage, this feature documentary explores what it takes to make a champion and what it takes to make a man.
Schmeichel
Peter Schmeichel is a giant of football, perhaps the greatest goalkeeper of all time. A man who won more Premier League titles than any player in his position and captained Manchester United in the incomparable, last gasp Treble clenching win over Bayern Munich in the 1999 Champions League Final.
Schmeichel is the definitive and personal portrait of a footballing icon, as well as a family story of redemption and legacy. It is the unflinching account of one man’s journey from working class Copenhagen to the heights of the English premier league. The documentary provides a window into what it took to thrive in the winning environment fostered by Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United in the 1990’s, what it was like to play alongside Eric Cantona and the Class of ’92, as well as the remarkable journey Peter Schmeichel was part of when Denmark, against all odds, won the Euros in 1992.
McEnroe
McEnroe is an intimate portrait of one of the most explosive and compelling sporting icons of all time. Number One in the world in four consecutive years, John McEnroe’s epic battles with Bjorn Borg helped define the golden era of tennis, yet huge controversy on and off the court betrayed an inner conflict.
Set over one New York night, John journeys into memory to explore why a need for connection both drove him and nearly broke him.
The Greatest Game
The Greatest Game is the story of the 2019 England team in arguably the greatest game of cricket ever played - their last gasp victory over New Zealand in the iconic Super Over to win a dramatic 2019 World Cup final.
With insight and first-person accounts from every member of the team, the documentary takes us behind the scenes and dives deep into the personal experiences of the players that lived through the most nail-biting final ever played. It is the story of a diverse group of individuals that pulled together to overcome all the challenges in order to reach the pinnacle of their sport.