Full length TV features and social mini docs on a range of topics.
What is it like to be a #journalist in the #Gaza Strip, fearing for your life while covering the biggest story of your career? In this exclusive look behind the scenes, Noor Harazeen tells her story.
In 2023, I wrote and produced a series of mini docs exploring the cultural trends shaping Gen Z in China.
In April 2023, Andrea Papi became the first Italian in 150 years to be killed by a bear. Mauled while jogging, he became an unwitting victim of a well-meaning EU-funded Life Ursus project designed to reintroduce bears to the Italian Dolomites. His death has exacerbated a growing divide in Italy and beyond about the wisdom, safety and management of rewilding large carnivores.
Already an acclaimed historian in the UK, Michael Wood became famous overnight in China when his in-depth documentary series on the country touched people’s hearts and even got a commendation from the president. In an exclusive interview for CGTN Europe’s special Bridge Builders season, he explains his lifelong love for China – and what makes it such a special place for historians, writers and travelers.
In the mid-1980s, a London woman fell in love with a Chinese musician. Four decades on, their livestream touches millions around the world.
Educated at Eton in England, Alex Hua Tian knew from his mixed-heritage background that he could look beyond borders and combine the best of different cultures. He has been breaking records as an equestrian since his teens.
In 2004 Jerry Grey, in his 40s, decided to see the world. His first stop was China – and he never left. His new boss became his wife and their fundraising efforts have raised millions, changed attitudes to disabled people and sent them on many adventures all over China.
Zoe Reed, Chair of the Society for Anglo-Chinese Understanding, only discovered her Chinese heritage in her 40s – but she has embraced her new family and her special connection to Chinese history.